Sentence for entirely | Use entirely in a sentence

Sentences for entirely. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use entirely in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for entirely.

• It was entirely empty. (4)
• We ceased reading entirely. (2)
• That entirely passed belief. (10)
• Courtier, I entirely sympathize. (8)
• In fact, I entirely liked Hawthorne. (9)
• My conscience is not entirely at rest. (10)
• I entirely and absolutely disagree with you. (8)
• I am compelled to think of him entirely now. (10)
• Andrew protested that he was entirely mistaken. (10)
• When that happens now, I think of you entirely. (10)
• Happiness in marriage is entirely a matter of chance. (4)
• If I avoided his name entirely, it would look suspicious. (4)
• Your reasonings carry my judgment along with them entirely. (4)
• I disagree with you, Stephen; absolutely, entirely disagree. (8)
• I do think he had better leave Uppercross entirely, and fix at Lyme. (4)
• They are both entirely innocent, only they are both excessively timid. (10)
• She paid for this indulgence of her mood by losing the spirit entirely. (10)
• The face of the brilliant Diana was entirely devoted to him she amused. (10)
• He seemed entirely unconscious that each step he now took wakened peals. (10)
• I think it does not look amiss; the sleeves were entirely my own thought. (4)
• But it was a case of check that entirely precluded his own free movements. (10)
• If I were you, whatever I did should be done at my own discretion entirely. (4)
• It was entirely due to her representations that he presented himself at Mr. (8)
• His admiration of an enemy or oppressor doing great deeds, wins him entirely. (10)
• It was amazingly shocking, to be sure; but the Tilneys were entirely to blame. (4)
• But I do flatter myself, my dear Jane, that my influence is not entirely worn out. (4)
• Elizabeth felt that they had entirely misunderstood his character, but said nothing. (4)
• It is two years now since they separated, entirely, as I consider, through his fault. (8)
• Many prefer to even omit the shellac and depend entirely upon the wax for the gloss. (17)
• To close her eyes in sleep that night, she felt must be entirely out of the question. (4)
• Commonly its attitude is entirely pugilistic; two blunt fists rallying and countering. (10)
• But I was for the time entirely his, and I could not have wished to write like any one else. (9)
• Poor Tuckham went away entirely opposed to a Radical he could not even meet as a boon-fellow. (10)
• They began their walk, and Mrs. Morland was not entirely mistaken in his object in wishing it. (4)
• This is not entirely due to the brick, since the mortar that is used may sometimes produce it. (17)
• Governor Denonville, to whose policy the calamity was due, seems entirely to have lost his nerve. (19)
• Fanny, not able to refrain entirely from observing them, had seen enough to be tolerably satisfied. (4)
• There is nothing to make life pass smoothly like inflexible constancy to an entirely simple custom. (9)
• With him it is entirely a matter of feeling: he claims no merit in it; perhaps is entitled to none. (4)
• He glanced hastily round; the department was barren for their purposes, filled entirely with pyjamas. (8)
• These apprehensions, perhaps, were not founded entirely on reason, and certainly not at all on truth. (4)
• We could never have to rely entirely on ourselves; we could never be pauperised more than we were already! (8)
• And if she had inspired him with but one spark of thought or feeling, she would have won him over entirely. (12)
• It served, however, entirely to conceal the castle, and mask every movement of the wary and terrible master. (10)
• March did not choose to make any response, but to let him continue, if he would, entirely upon his own impulse. (9)
• It was a very regular face, with beautiful eyes; the mustache, still entirely dark, was dense over the fine mouth. (9)
• She translated several exclamations of the ladies and gentlemen in German: they were entirely to the same effect. (10)
• She did, most fully; and reflecting how entirely she did so, the thought assailed her: some one must be loving him! (10)
• Lucy threw a sad look at Richard, who stretched on a sofa, and left the burden of the entertainment entirely to her. (10)
• Her own feelings entirely engrossed her; her wretchedness was most acute on finding herself obliged to go directly home. (4)
• Morsfield, entirely objecting to asinine harness with him, mocked at his invocation and intonation of the name of Jove. (10)
• They were so far behind the rest that he devoted himself entirely to her, and they had grown more and more confidential. (9)
• This conviction, though not entirely satisfactory, gave her pleasure, and she continued her letter with greater alacrity. (4)
• And becoming entirely selfish he impressed his total abnegation of self upon Renee so that she could have worshipped him. (10)
• I have entirely misunderstood Lady Susan, and was on the point of leaving the house under a false impression of her conduct. (4)
• His anger at the affront offered to him had entirely hidden the thought of the disagreeable complications that might follow. (13)
• She admitted to herself that it was not entirely her work; for she never would have had their place of meeting to be the Shop. (10)
• In this struggle with society I see one of the instances where success is entirely to be honoured and remains a proof of merit. (10)
• I built up a fretted cathedral from what I imagined of him, and could pass entirely away out of the world by entering the doors. (10)
• He had a surprise in pickle for the old chap who had served the Forsytes four-and-fifty years-a treat that was entirely his doing. (8)
• By this, you may perceive that he has entirely regained that chearful Gaiety, and sprightly Wit, for which he was once so remarkable. (4)
• She was still to be left entirely to herself in such matters, and Mrs. Kenton would have kept even her thoughts off her if she could. (9)
• She could almost have thought that Edmund and Miss Crawford had left it, but that it was impossible for Edmund to forget her so entirely. (4)
• The machinery of the world, then, is not entirely dislocated: there is harmony, on one point, among the mysterious powers who have to do with us. (10)
• It seemed to stand, with its eyes on the house, shrinking defiantly from too close company, as though it could not entirely give itself to anything. (8)
• Clinton could see no means of ending the war except by military subjugation; Carlisle was entirely for conciliation and Barclugh was bent on subornation. (18)
• This pathetic representation lasted the whole evening, and so ostentatious and artful a display has entirely convinced me that she did in fact feel nothing. (4)

Also see sentences for: clean, completely, perfectly, quite.

Glad you visited this page with a sentence for entirely. Now that you’ve seen how to use entirely in a sentence hope you might explore the rest of this educational reference site Sentencefor.com to see many other example sentences which provide word usage information.