Sentence examples for wholly unlike from inspiring English sources
The phrase "wholly unlike" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a complete difference or dissimilarity between two things or concepts.
Example: "The two paintings are wholly unlike each other, showcasing distinct styles and techniques."
Alternatives: "completely different" or "entirely dissimilar".
This is not wholly unlike Trump joking — bragging?
This state statute is wholly unlike those which have recently been held invalid by this court.
We do it because it resonates with us, not wholly unlike music or art.
He went on, "It is not wholly unlike Langston Hughes, who tended to imitate Carl Sandburg".
Today, however, the United States is facing adversaries that are wholly unlike our cold war rivals.
The case is wholly unlike Missouri Pacific R. Co. v. United States, 271 U.S. 603, 46 S.Ct.
This strategy is unpopular, because temporarily-coincident enduring objects can seem worse than temporarily-coincident perduring objects: temporarily-coincident endurers are wholly coincident, unlike temporarily-coincident perdurers.
In that year, the Communists were driven out and Václav Havel's democratic government came into power, wholly legitimately, not unlike General Washington and his government in 1788, through a unanimous vote of the Federal Assembly and with the overwhelming support of the Czech people.
Which is wholly unfair, as, unlike me, she is a successful person.
In the course of this transformation, the GOP has become a wholly ideological party unlike any that has ever existed in American history, and the country's political system is coming ever closer to a breakdown.
Rahab's service to the Hebrews in Jericho, Ruth's faithful dedication to her mother-in-law, and their inclusion by the gospel writer in Christ's lineage suggests that Christ's birth, while wholly unique, is not unlike the progressive extension of covenant found throughout the Hebrew Bible.
