Sentence examples for wholly memorable from inspiring English sources

In Julian Barnes's elegant, playful, and wholly memorable novella "The Sense of an Ending," noted this week in the magazine, Tony Webster, divorced and retired, confronts the imperfections of memory as he recalls his youth in sixties-era England.

By The New Yorker October 3, 2011 In Julian Barnes's elegant, playful, and wholly memorable novella "The Sense of an Ending," noted this week in the magazine, Tony Webster, divorced and retired, confronts the imperfections of memory as he recalls his youth in sixties-era England.

Nevertheless, the wholly unsuitable support is a great rock tradition – leading to far more memorable gigs than you get with a not-so-good version of the headliner.

Not wholly.

But memorable!

Most memorable?

Wholly inconsiderate.

They were wholly delicious.

These are wholly arbitrary.

"He is wholly other and wholly present.

It was wholly ineffective.