Sentence examples for wholly understanding from inspiring English sources

While it's still not something I share details of openly, the few friends and peers I've talked about it with have been supportive and receptive, wholly understanding the situation and never questioning my take on the experience.

While there may be causal influences upon my choice, there need not be, and any such causal influence is wholly irrelevant to understanding why it occurs.

That's wholly understandable.

The fear many of Bass's essayists share is that without the wilderness as a frame of reference we will float free into a wholly utilitarian understanding of nature.

Lying behind this objection is the more fundamental concern that the spontaneity argument presupposes a wholly inadequate understanding of the nature of excusing and mitigating considerations.

I did play that, and wholly enjoyed it despite understanding little about the surrounding story.

Complex systems have properties that cannot wholly be understood by understanding the parts of the system [ 1].

It is an "originalist" approach wholly antithetical to the framers' understanding that vital questions of people's rights should not be left solely to the political process.

A measure of the distance between the Mazzini affair and the N.S.A. scandal is their wholly different understandings of the nature of the public eye.

Gaining this clear sense of something wholly aspirational is a magnificent first step in understanding what we truly desire.

Understanding a sentence, while it is not wholly passive or arational, is not typically an action.