Sentence examples for wholly the case from inspiring English sources
As leaders, our knee-jerk reaction to unfavored (and disgruntled) employees is often — "It's their own fault!" Our research shows this is not always (and often not wholly) the case.
But this was never wholly the case.
"That was wholly not the case with this manager.
If it sounds like McEwan is setting up his composer as fatuously taken in by his own importance, such is not wholly, or solely, the case.
Ms. Thompson said Gail Heatherly, the main prosecutor in Mr. Jovanovic's 1998 trial, was unable to take on the retrial "for reasons wholly unrelated to the case".
"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".
The case that Homans makes wholly convincingly, in the case of Taglioni and others, is that the great dancers and choreographers of the 18th to the 20th centuries succeeded at least in part because of their ability to reproduce the "emotional tone" of the eras in which they lived.
Beside the obvious fact that this assumption is wholly inapplicable to the case where the foreign sovereign itself or its agent seeks to have its title validated in our courtsthe case at barit is far from apparent that most cases represent suits between the original owner and an innocent purchaser.
Conceding merely for [p62] the sake of argument that the due process clause of the Fifth Amendment would avoid an exertion of the taxing power which, without any basis for classification, arbitrarily taxed one article and excluded an article of the same class, such concession would be wholly inapposite to the case in hand.
Change process requires the mobilization and therefore involvement of citizens to ensure change is wholly owned as the case was when Zambia ditched the One Party system of governance in favour of multiparty democracy.
The case wholly differs from that of Lyon v. Bertram, 20 How.
