Sentence examples for would be altogether from inspiring English sources

She does not quite face directly forward, for example – that would be altogether too plastic for Holbein.

That would be altogether fitting because Bert Sommers, the referee who played music at his own funeral, was at the center of a lively funeral scene.

And since you're allowed to do things on honeymoon that otherwise would be altogether too naff, the marvellously atmospheric old bar at the Hermitage offers the perfect cocktail for newly-weds: the Tequila Mockingbird.

The rise of Gianfranco Fini's post-Fascist party in Italy after the collapse of Christian Democracy there was one thing; it would be altogether another in a German guise.

I see the story as ending with the wife, maddened by suspense, shouting wildly that all right, all right, he can stop hanging around waiting; if it will make him any happier she'll go and take her old bath, and the husband would be altogether dumbfounded or pretending to be.

Is it possible that our biological knowledge would be altogether different, had contingent choices been different in the past?

But it would not be altogether surprising.

It wouldn't be altogether surprising if some saw this as a cause for celebration.

Given their irresponsible behavior, it would not be altogether inappropriate if they wound up at the rear of the line.

It would not be altogether fair to suggest that the Baccarat legacy went down the drain when Mr. Starck stepped in.

It would not be altogether inappropriate to fly the Russian flag over London's Commercial Court these days, where the blacked-out Bentleys of oligarchs are so often parked.