Sentence examples for wholly rejected from inspiring English sources

That false argument should be wholly rejected.

Mr. Straw said he "wholly rejected the comparison," which he called "grotesque and insensitive" and "at best, absurd".

Few of the artists in this small survey wholly rejected Modernism; mostly they toyed like mischievously inventive children with its givens and prohibitions.

The judge said terrorism had been "wholly rejected, as demonstrated by the will of the people" and that any sentence had to reflect the "need for deterrence".

Their "little black man-child" remarks on the radio were wholly rejected in Virginia.

Though he had now as yet wholly rejected the idea of ordination, he wished for a period of more diversified study before making that decision.

The club has said it "wholly rejects" McCammon's allegations.

Both wholly reject other types of Islamic worship as well as non-Muslim beliefs.

But Mr. Walker did not wholly reject the idea of expanding Medicaid.

For all his Eurocentrism, Stone wholly rejects the idea that he isn't producing Australian work.

"We wholly reject any criticism, which Ofcom may or may not be making.