Sentence examples for wholly restored from inspiring English sources

It was time, he said, for the mutinous soldiers of 1917 – "exhausted by doomed attacks, sliding in blood-soaked mud, plunged into deep despair"– to be "wholly restored to our collective national memory".

Even when relations were at their nadir, military sales continued, as did foreign trade worth $3 billion a year.All the same, the Israeli-Turkish strategic relationship is unlikely to be wholly restored, not least because of Mr Erdogan's sharp tongue.

He, like his late father, a prime minister before him, thinks Japan has to be more frank about its rapine imperial past if trust is to be wholly restored with Japan's Asian neighbours an attitude that Mr Aso last week dismissed as "masochism .Yet even Mr Abe was able to make an opening towards China perhaps the only real success of his term.

After the travesties that were Kismet, Carmen, The Coronation of Poppea and Aida, this production restores some pride to the Coliseum, without wholly restoring confidence in its long-term future.

This begs the question of whether, conversely, the downregulation of IP3R1 in ataxias with supersensitive IP3R1 could partially or wholly restore normal calcium response.

Even in many syndesmochorial placentas the uterus lining may be wholly or partly restored before the end of pregnancy.

Making discipline a democratic, inclusive process is an act of good faith that's wholly necessary to restoring trust in Goodell's competency.

Even at this period, little is known of secular architecture, but a portion of the Blachernae Palace at Constantinople may be noted, as well as the monasteries, particularly those on Mount Athos; though they have been much restored or even wholly rebuilt, the general layout of most follows a Byzantine scheme.

This was his De re aedificatoria (Ten Books on Architecture), not a restored text of Vitruvius but a wholly new work, that won him his reputation as the "Florentine Vitruvius".

The Guardian of London said that the statue was not wholly original and called it a "jigsaw" of ancient and restored fragments.

Euroharmony restored?