Sentence examples for wholly so from inspiring English sources

Granted, this is partly the intention of its makers, but not wholly so.

The director, David Esbjornson, described Ms. Redgrave's focus on puzzling out her character as "laserlike and total," and this seemed wholly so.

"The vast majority of the orchestral music in the show has, from the start, been recorded - and wholly so in the case of the seven productions that have followed on from the London production, including on Broadway".

And while the songs may be familiar, they are not wholly so: I didn't know the full, sad story of "My Old Man Said Follow the Van" – I thought it was just a jolly Cockney knees-up.

In an interview, Mr. Diamond and Mr. Richman agreed that being a larger company would help them to strengthen their own shows and brands through cross promotions and by drawing traffic to a site they owned wholly, so they would not have to share revenue with YouTube.

There are two reasons for this: one, of course, is that our lives have become increasingly urbanised, for many almost wholly so, and excursions to the depths of the countryside never happen, certainly at night (though nightingales sing in the daytime too).

"That was wholly unexpected so primary care trusts were left struggling to pay", he said.

Grand Finals are Australia's biggest sports events, to rugby league and Australian rules football what the Super Bowl is to the N.F.L. Neither team has as yet been wholly convincing so far in the World Cup.

This opening is vibrant and wholly engaging, so we happily settle in for a fast-paced detective thriller, complete with car chases, government corruption and labyrinthine betrayals, all spiced with world-weary banter à la Dashiell Hammett, or Len Deighton.

"Everybody's culture is wholly unique, so finding the storytelling language that can reach out and communicate with the biggest cross section of the Latin population is obviously what we are trying for," said Ms. Tassler, who is the highest-ranking network television executive with a Hispanic heritage.

The steering rack and brakes are unassisted, and ABS is wholly absent, so assaulting corners requires more muscle than in most cars.