用wholly造句子，“wholly”造句

In fact, users can set up numerous accounts under different fictitious names and go wholly unchallenged.

Ironically, in an age that conceives of God as wholly loving, altogether devoid of wrath, few people really understand what God's love is all about.

In his leisure moments, which were far from frequent, he read, although he hated books,this caused him to be not wholly illiterate.

The people against whom children are wholly unprotected are those who devote themselves to the very mischievous and cruel sort of abortion which is called bringing up a child in the way it should go.

You might think that I chose my second theme the importance of imagination because of the part it played in reBuilding my life but that is not wholly so.

He doesn't wholly agree to the plan.

I once investigated this story and it seems to be wholly untrue.

My forebears and relations have lived near Rosses and Drumcliff these many years. A few miles northward I am wholly a stranger, and can find nothing.

As a doctor I know that this is not a wholly unsubstantiated fear. But it is not death that scares many people - it is often the process of dying.

They do not see that these manuals give merely the laws of war in general and moreover are wholly copied from abroad, and that if we copy and apply them exactly without the slightest change in form or content, we shall be " cutting the feet to fit the shoes" and be defeated.

It is an impressive reference and not a wholly false one.

The Italian, like the Brazilian, is not yet armed with wholly convincing English as he flings himself into his first job in the Premier League.

Fyodor Dostoevsky was aware of how God gives us freedom and responsibility — he is not a benevolent master steering us to safety, but one who reminds us that we are wholly unto ourselves.

Plenty of reasons have been offered to explain the slowdown, not all of them wholly convincing.

For thus hath the LORD of hosts said, Hew ye down trees, and cast a mount against Jerusalem: this is the city to be visited; she is wholly oppression in the midst of her.

All want the House of Lords to be wholly or largely elected under a proportional voting system.

You are not wholly to blame for the accident.

So when the crash came a year ago, it seemed wholly appropriate that the well-heeled, high-collared MBAs clutching their belongings came out first from Canary Wharf.

I wholly stand for you.