Sentence examples for wholly of from inspiring English sources

There is, then, no water that is wholly of the Pacific, or wholly of the Atlantic, or wholly of the Indian or the Antarctic.

Greece's woes are not wholly of others' making.

"Literary fame is not wholly of the past, as other celebrated achievements are," Jackson writes.

The roofs were wholly of stone, and the walls were covered with sculpture.

In a cloud composed wholly of liquid water, raindrops may grow by coalescence.

Unlike those other problems, however, this one would be wholly of our own making.

In 1918, the virus had consisted almost wholly of avian genes.

His portfolio consists wholly of fixed income securities, which comprise just 22% of Harvard's endowment.

All plants, including trees, start life as seedlings whose bodies are composed wholly of primary tissues.

Ministers' Monday consisted wholly of clergy who met where "they could talk golf and swear".

The Division consists almost wholly of Suisses romands, as French-speaking Swiss are known.