Sentence examples for wholly rely from inspiring English sources

"I suspect that the enemies of this country do not wholly rely on The Mail on Sunday and Facebook for their information," Mr. Clarke told Sky News.

He added: "It's important to us, but we don't wholly rely on the Arts Council.

Regardless, users of geocoding tools should not wholly rely on whichever tool they use but rather should always verify their results by the methods outlined in this study or by any other established approach.

Mirisch knew that plenty of people in cities in the Northern region would want to view the film and he didn't need to wholly rely on a Southern audience to boost its financial (and critical) success.

This implies that sunken-wood mussels do not wholly rely on their symbionts for nutrition.

The conversation analytic literature has also highlighted that diagnoses, within the primary care encounter at least, tend to be delivered in a way that do not wholly rely 'on authority', and there tends not to be much by way of acknowledgement or agreement from patients (Heath, 1992; Heritage & Maynard, 2006; Peräkylä, 1998, 2002, 2006).

He is too spry and questioning a thinker to produce the sort of poem that wholly relies on an epiphany, the celebration of the wonderful moment.

The US says its own equipment should not be wholly relied on, as its data is compiled from only a single monitor.

Anderson would have been a fantastic silent film director; the broad strokes with which he paints the characters would have been perfectly served in a medium which wholly relied on that.

Those referred to unnamed in the text are, first, Walter Chatton and Adam Wodeham, and then Robert Holkot (spelled Holcot occasionally, as in the Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy entry), on all of whom I rely wholly on McGrade 1987, especially pp. 77-78.

In particular all studies relied wholly or largely on standard questionnaires or recall to record diet intake (including energy intake) rather than objective measures.