Sentence examples for wholly one from inspiring English sources
By R. P. Lister The New Yorker, April 5, 1952 P. 124 I am not wholly one with you; View Article By Rivka Galchen By Ceridwen Dovey By David Remnick By Malcolm Gladwell.
The anatomy lab is the place where the student of medicine begins to master that balance: concealing one's emotions and discomfort yet taking care not to extinguish wholly one's humanity.
It mimics one of the earliest of narrative impulses, this kind of writing: to pull from one's own boring, agitated self the one who will make large sense of things; the persona -- possessed of a tone, a syntax, a perspective not wholly one's own -- who will find the story riding the tide that we, in our unmediated state, otherwise drown in.
Therefore unless the X-ray shows that the tumor is both osteolytic and osteoblastic or if it shows that it is wholly one or the other, suspicion that it is not a case of osteogenic sarcoma is aroused.
Each species is actually informed by a contrary, and the genus is actually present in each as a whole; hence it is actually informed by one contrary in one species and by the other in the other; since it is wholly one and the same in each, it is therefore actually informed by contraries, and the contradiction results.
They're bright and kaleidoscopic and a little too cerebral to be enjoyed wholly on one listen, but they pave the way nicely for the main attraction.
He was committed to neutrality, to embrace neither side, and while he did not embrace the South, his wholly one-sided attacked on the northern regime constituted an unbalanced representation based upon ignoring the Confederacy, and assaulting the North".
Saying that a solution must be balanced, Mr. Danforth said the resolution was "wholly one-sided".
Plodding, cliche-ridden, humourless and wholly one-dimensional, the script feels as if it was written by a lobotomised Kiran Desai.
In doing so, Pietersen provides a fascinating – if, inevitably, wholly one-sided – account of a period when English cricket went from world dominance to devastating decline and during which the wider sport is facing unprecedented pressure from within and without.
