Sentence examples for wholly through from inspiring English sources

Like Lady Gaga she expresses herself wholly through her exterior.

In this next investment process some organisations will be funded wholly through the lottery, and the rest wholly through grant in aid.

He believes that the gap should be closed wholly through spending cuts.

Canada's contacts with the world in 1900 were almost wholly through Great Britain and the United States.

On the fringes of the festive crowd gathered in Guildhall Square were a handful of republican dissidents who oppose Sinn Féin's peace strategy, some wholly through politics and others through the continuation of "armed struggle".

I suggested that at the very least, Republicans were more willing to compromise on using tax increases to cut deficits, even if they preferred to balance the budget wholly through the spending side.

In much the same way, although there is no rational justification for the belief that our wills are (or are not) free, the actual practice of practical deliberation and decision consists of a search for the right casual chain of which to be the origin — consists, that is, seeking to be the first causes of things, wholly and completely through the exercise of one's own will.

From next September, A-levels in England will be wholly assessed through end-of-course exams taken after two years.

As Odette, in the final act of Swan Lake, her misery is so bleakly apparent you can almost breathe and taste it, yet it's wholly conveyed through the inflection of the steps.

To estimate total productive time lost per employee, we added days wholly lost through absenteeism and days of <50% productivity (presenteeism).

Our results show that the performance loss due to high dilution levels can be wholly mitigated through an increase in operating temperature, pressure, or a combination thereof.