Use the words "wholly" and "presence" in a sentence.?

Question

Can anyone make up a sentence using both "wholly" and "presence"? And include context clues to what the words mean.

Answer 1

"In order for me help you wholly comprehend the reason behind his presence in our bedroom, let me start telling the story from the very beginning."

Wholly, means completely, utterly, not half-way.
Presence, is the opposite of absence; The act of being there physically- (or in case of a higher power, spiritually).

Hope this helps.

Answer 2

Use Wholly In A Sentence

Answer 3

A Good Question deserving a Star!

The government alone is not wholly responsible for the emergence and presence of terrorists in the country.

The Society is to share equally the responsibilty.

Is my sentence O.K.?

Answer 4

I wholly understand the reasoning which you ask this question and why your presence is here in Yahoo answers.

Answer 5

The problem cannot be blamed wholly on the government, since part of the blame belongs to church authority.

I noted the presence of chemicals in the air by the peculiar smell.

Answer 6

We wholly accept responsibility for the presence of corruption within our organization.

Answer 7

Due to his foul manner, matted hair, slurred speech and the stench that emanated from his clothing his presence was wholly unappreciated in Miss Mattie's boudoir.

Answer 8

While I prayed I told God "I stand in your presence, wholly yours."

Answer 9

wholly presence

Answer 10

Brilliant joke 10/10