wholly

Rosario Castro, a victim of the failings and a member of Amama, dismissed the authorities' response as wholly inadequate.

That the greatest dramatist of the last 500 years is married to someone wholly incurious about his art is, in itself, a tragedy.

Raised Catholic but long-since lapsed, he instead harnesses an emphatic merger of physical form and fluid red color to conjure a wholly secular vision of the body and the blood.

Now, to be fair—and Penelope always tried to be fair—Plinkst was not wholly to blame for her misery.

At night from the top, it is easy to imagine what once was as lights from the remaining homes shone below, blending into the neighborhoods that were wholly spared.