Sentence examples for won't totally from inspiring English sources
Bring us the guy who won't totally screw things up.
"Sanitation helps," Dr. Braness said, "but sanitation alone won't totally control them.
He won't totally credit the explosion in food coverage for the revolution in American cooking in the last 15 years.
If you come from a reasonably conservative culture -- say, Pakistan or China -- you want to shop in a low-priced store that won't totally offend your sensibilities.
The pauses will be just short enough that you won't totally give up on finishing the show, but long enough that you'll find yourself shouting at your screen.
I think in the end he won't totally dismiss what Leveson suggests on phone hacking because he knows his chumminess with the Murdochs is more damaging than newspaper ire.
For most of the country the sun will rise as the eclipse ends, meaning the whole thing won't be totally visible against the brightening sky.
Your life won't be totally better with it, and it won't be totally a disaster without it.
Sure, it doesn't have bright flowers or sharp spurs all over it, but at least a Rock won't appear totally fine for months and months and then one day just collapse in on itself in an unnecessarily melodramatic way, despite the fact that you're watering it RIGHT NOW.
"The sky won't be totally dark," Ms. Rosenthal said.
"It won't be totally accepted," said Pvt. Justin Rea, 18, from Warren, Mich.
