Sentence examples for wholly set from inspiring English sources

It is a world that is wholly set apart from the time when it was painted – there are no temporal or spatial references of any kind, no hint of a human presence, no glimpse of a cityscape.

"The key objectives and goals are wholly set and our job is to figure out how digital impedes or advances those goals and think of new ways we can use digital to support the organization," says Hewitt.

But here is a selection of books wholly or partially set in and around this amazing, beautiful, vibrant place.

His real breakthrough came in 1969, with the first ever play to be set wholly in Auschwitz: the deeply dark yet humane Cannibals, which premiered in Berlin.

Profits earned at brass-plate operations with directors hired from central casting would probably be considered "wholly artificial arrangements" set up primarily to evade paying tax and could find themselves back in the British tax net.

"This job is mind-boggling because it requires a wholly different skill set than any other job in the philanthropic world," said Harvey P. Dale, a professor of philanthropy and nonprofit law at New York University.

"It's a great French superproduction — our 'Gone With the Wind.'" In the meantime, every day for several weeks starting Oct. 3, the cinema Le Champo in the Latin Quarter will show a different Hollywood film set wholly or partially in Paris.

Les Anges du Péché is set wholly inside a Béthany convent; the hero of Le Journal d'un Curé de Campagne (Diary of a Country Priest, 1951) is a young curate, dying of cancer, obsessed with what he perceives as the failure of his life; the titles of Le Procès de Jeanne d'Arc (The Trial of Joan of Arc, 1962) and Le Diable Probablement (The Devil, Probably, 1977) speak for themselves.

Jemima Puddle-Duck was the first of her books set wholly at the farm with background illustrations based on the farm buildings and yard, and nearby locales.

Self-apply the wholly unified functions set to experience your self as at home (i.e. at perfect rest).

Palestinians who live under Israeli occupation are governed by a wholly different set of laws than Jewish settlers.