Sentence examples for wholly represent from inspiring English sources
The authors acknowledge that a static write frequency is the optimal case and does not wholly represent a real-world simulation; however, the results can still show how the proposed research responds in such an environment.
Controlled experimental exposure studies in laboratory settings cannot wholly represent the complexity of ambient PM exposures and are largely restricted to individual air pollutants or defined mixtures (e.g., diesel engine exhaust).
Where list questions were employed, no limit was placed on the number of answers that could be given, so that respondents were not required to choose a single answer when it did not wholly represent their attitude or behavior.
The Longton North ward is home to the party's two city councillors, elected in 2003 and 2004; come May, there is a good chance a third representative will join them, making Longton North the only council ward to be wholly represented by the BNP.
This phenomenon can be wholly represented by loaded terms like "Islamophobia".
I implore others to look into the context of quotes that supposedly represent Islam; if Islam cannot be wholly represented in five points, it cannot be represented in ten words.
The inclusion of the deceased, never real and wholly unconnected, represented by, say, Eric Liddell, Velvet Brown and Bob Dylan, could be just the thing to transform the BBC's Sports Personality of the Year into an almost endurable event.
Watching the telekinetically undead Zoe do away with this group in the locked-down science floor of the university, while wholly unmotivated, represents the film's few moments of oomph.
Conceptually, the two languages represent wholly different bets on the future of the Internet.
The 375,000 people whose debt Wonga has had to partially or wholly write off represent one in five of its yearly borrower total.
Recent studies suggest that the association with ADHD (but not with lower birth weight) may wholly or substantially represent familial and inherited confounds (gene environment correlation).
