Utiliser "entirely" dans une phrase

1. sister was not entirely a lie, because she was indeed his

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2. Instead, we turn on the TV to avoid being entirely alone

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3. She felt it entirely fitting that Raw Sex Object should be bought as a gift

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4. She came here on a starship miles long made almost entirely of various metals, high in aluminum

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5. The confusion, however, is not entirely over, for rather than accepting the carefully deliberated recommendations of the National Standards Board, Glickman declined to definitively prohibit three practices being used in producing organically grown foods

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6. If she was busy, it’s entirely possible she didn’t see the person who shot her … she was shot from behind, you understand

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7. ‘Of course … though it’s entirely possible that my fingerprints might be on it … I used it in the play

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8. It has been launched out of Cynd's influence entirely, and ejected in this direction at high speed

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9. ’ He said, giving me a sideways glance which makes my stomach flip in an entirely different way

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10. ‘What’s she like?’ I asked, more convinced than ever that my only son is getting emotionally involved with this woman and not entirely sure how I feel about it

11. ‘Not entirely sure, but going by what Paul told me – and he was at school with her daughter - she must be early fifties

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12. ‘Not Barrington Court?’ I suggested, not entirely sure what he is talking about

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13. Our relationship was entirely reciprocal …

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14. You may have said to yourself, “Whoever wrote this had to have escaped from a loony bin,” which is entirely true, but at a closer glance the apparent madness of Emanuel Bronner, 88, of Escondido, California, is in fact complete sanity

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15. Bronner’s soap business - though entirely unique and induplicable -is testament to the fact that upstanding ideas and pure and natural ingredients can indeed succeed

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16. What sort of time do you think you might get here?’ I asked, mollified though not entirely convinced

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17. ‘I’m not entirely sure it’s her fault, Emma, but the situation is that she and Stephen have had a massive row

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18. “Truth is, Heaven and Hell are entirely human things

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19. She looked entirely capable of lifting

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20. cleaned even though it relied entirely on solid fuel

21. deep that it swallowed entirely the weak shaft of moonlight that tried to sneak into the

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22. As a physical specimen, he was entirely the opposite of the poor wretch sitting

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23. She would not give up the ability to have the views from the house show it situated somewhere entirely different, like a rainforest canopy or crags on a seacoast or a warm meadow of dandelions in a mountain pass or high in the clouds of Jupiter

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24. ‘Yes, that is entirely possible

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25. Not entirely anyway

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26. This limitation to life is, of course, entirely human-centric and bears no real

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27. Enough to put the notion into the head of a baggage handler that the brand new bright pink carry-on there, ostensibly marked for that very flight, was actually intended for a different airline entirely

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28. Got upset whenever she cried, so, of course, she learned very fast that he was entirely at her beck and call

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29. Of course, this means that my knowledge of languages and secretarial skills is entirely indifferent to the company

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30. As I originally thought, he has a house on the edge of the village, though I am not entirely sure where

31. Sometimes we are given lessons by Harry, the brightest example of obedience in Janus, who trumpets forth that: “Disciples who are entirely subjected to their master, have a good chance of reaching illumination – no matter who the master is, no matter if the master is a complete idiot! It doesn't matter who you obey; the important thing is to obey!”

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32. They are not entirely without awareness, just without much in the way of independent wills

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33. ‘Would you like me to?’ I asked not entirely sure of where this is going

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34. I think that it is entirely possible that what we have at the moment could develop into something permanent, but we could do damage by rushing into it merely because of this baby

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35. I remembered with a hidden smile the eyes of the girl at the university, those come-to-me eyes that I so entirely missed in my naivety

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36. Some of them might be down here in the Gengee by accident, but many of the crew wanted to deny their origin entirely and stick with the identity Tahlmute gave them

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37. Everything was so serene, so weirdly peaceful, as if the planet were entirely uninhabited

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38. Either the view that I had brought to them was entirely unreal, or it was definitive reality

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39. As a physical specimen, he was entirely the opposite of the poor wretch sitting cross legged in the back of the Metro

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40. How many times have I heard this passage references, or read this passage in the Bible? How many times have I heard someone say that Jesus’ death on the cross delivers us from sin? How many times have I heard it equated that Jesus is the Messiah because He sacrificed Himself for our sakes? All of these statements, as true as they might be, were shallow clichés that missed entirely the point

41. But they do not have a flesh body, they live entirely in an electronic universe, another dimension you might call it

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42. in another direction entirely so we can experiment with what it

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43. This limitation to life is, of course, entirely human-centric and bears no real scrutiny when we consider the true faith inherent in origin

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44. ’ she said, not letting on that she hadn’t been entirely sure about this herself

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45. If the nations rebel against that choice, then it is only because they see entirely too well the God who made that choice

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46. When He calls upon us to perform His will, it might be entirely contrary to what this world thinks is peaceful or gentle or any of these other fruits of the Spirit

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47. Somehow it is neither called the Church nor Israel, but is something else entirely

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48. When Wiesse was doling out the rooms, I wasn’t entirely sure that he didn’t put us in together so as to pre-empt any pre-marital activities between Caderl and Gilla, but neither of them gave any indication that the arrangements were not as they wanted …

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49. “She has lived entirely on plunder, and the wages of prostitution”

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50. Not entirely understanding what has caused the change in his attitude, but far too tired to care

51. It was another foot, but tiny, belonging to a little old lady entirely over-dressed in black headscarf, ankle-length skirts, embroidered waistcoat and leather boots

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52. The use of honey presents no such problems as it consists entirely of natural sugars that do not have to be oxydized by the digestive tract

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53. Sugar is no substitute for honey as, chemically, it is of an entirely different nature

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54. Hurry is a word which is left entirely out of the Yoga vocabulary

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55. ’ He said with a laugh, ‘I’m not entirely certain about that myself

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56. Mistress Fate heard this desperate plea and within a week Miss Jones found herself facing a very new and challenging situation, for which she was entirely unprepared

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57. Would any relationship that had to remain secret be entirely wholesome?"

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58. We live in an entirely new era than we did even 20 years ago

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59. By the time that he reached the far end of the football pitch both he and the ball were still perfectly clean, something hitherto entirely unheard of

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60. She had great globes on her chest like a cartoon character, a good strong shape to her hips and she was dressed in a snug, thin jersey just long enough to touch her thighs in the back, but she was entirely free of underwear like a cherub from Alan's universe

61. In every home in the land, on every sofa, the entire population of the country sat transfixed by this gruesome and entirely unexpected scene

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62. She mooches out into the garden; bless, she’s not as bright as usual, can’t be entirely due to the guinea pigs – better have a chat with her later on

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63. An idea began to form; perhaps the Eloi got it wrong; he was sure she wasn’t entirely human

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64. Ken smiled and nodded his approval, believing in some uncharted way that Lucy was entirely correct in her assumption

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65. into her bedroom, and, if he was being entirely honest with himself,

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66. Based on the principle that everything is energy and that our energy is affected by everything that we come into contact with, Krystalya Marie‘ has developed an entirely new method of

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67. could hardly believe that the pain was entirely and

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68. thoughts were entirely taken up by the possibilities that beckoned

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69. that the universe in which we live is entirely made of

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70. She’s the daughter of Mrs Stubbs who runs the hairdressing salon in the village – do you know her? The girl moved away with her boyfriend two or three years ago – I think to Portsmouth, but I’m not entirely sure about that

71. and myself that was entirely nonverbal

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72. She really didn’t want to do this to him, this sex was entirely consensual, hell, she needed it after the habit Alan had given her

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73. God and Satan are both entirely components of the soul and are

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74. 'As for being an old maid, that's entirely unfair

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75. it's probably a myth, but is entirely possible if judged on Mum's unerring ability for sticking her foot in her mouth

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76. Respect It is entirely up to the individual to determine in what way he will

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77. entirely natural and the Oppositionist knows that God is supportive of a

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78. I was entirely given to fantasy

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79. An entirely solitary member that

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80. Their interactivity is entirely

81. ‘Was that entirely Bunty?’

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82. the country sat transfixed by this gruesome and entirely unexpected

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83. Helen’s view of youth was entirely sexist

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84. This was a transport with which they were entirely

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85. The work on the farm was long and hard, but almost entirely

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86. Tom was not entirely sure that the definition of a “comfortable

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87. In fact, she is not entirely sure that he is still in the land of the living

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88. " Ted is not being entirely frank, particularly as he already knew who Shaun was

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89. ‘I’m not entirely sure

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90. covered his body entirely, but faded at the ends into

91. marching he took entirely in his stride, having retained a high level of

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92. voice, though his body had disappeared entirely

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93. The purpose of several of the buildings was entirely unclear to

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94. quite – entirely allowing the engine to run for a couple of minutes to

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95. In contrast, Alistair seemed to be entirely blasé about the whole

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96. quite possible that the little twist he felt in his stomach was entirely

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97. middle distance, in a way entirely at odds with his cheery manner

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98. It dawns on him as he pokes his head round the door frame that the smell of roasting meat is entirely absent from the house

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99. What the hell it has to do with two silly little girls is another thing entirely

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100. Tom was not entirely surprised by this, and he also got the strong