Sentence examples for wholly turned from inspiring English sources

Even so, now that the hopes of fundamentalists have been raised, the amendment's failure might provoke as much trouble as its enactment.The Sharif brothers have not wholly turned their backs on modernity.

International SOS (Australasia) is in turned wholly owned by a Singaporean company, AEA International Holdings.

Thereafter the Knights continued as a territorial sovereign state in Malta but gradually gave up warfare and turned wholly to territorial administration and to medical care.

The result, they fear, will be boardrooms paralysed by red tape and non-executive (outside) directors turned wholly risk-averse by legal advice on how to avoid being sued into poverty should their firm ever fail.

He claims that my book "misses the whole point" of Borges, which is, apparently, that his stories are "inbent and hermetic," for his is a mind turned "wholly in on itself".

In a few short years, too many people have taken to the smartphone wholly and completely to turn back.

We were quiet, dog-less, non-insomniac and, as it turned out, wholly deluded.

He also remarked: "Sports careers are managed more carefully nowadays and people can't be turned into wholly owned subsidiaries of a newspaper's promotional department".

They turned, and wholly embarrassed, I hurried back to my bed.

I'm sort of impressed, then, that the UK's landlords have taken this concept – boycotting shops and chains for bad behaviour – and turned it wholly on its head.

Mr. Strzempek added, "We think it's wholly inappropriate to turn a building like that into an entertainment destination".