Significats de whole paragraph en anglès

But if one reads the whole paragraph, it is clearly not about passivity.

See the whole paragraph on p. 32 of Mrs. Humphry Ward's translation.]

I can practically fit a whole paragraph on this thing!

He shrugged, one of those eloquent Frog shrugs with a whole paragraph in it.

This whole paragraph is an illustration of divine justice and impartiality as exercised toward mankind.

Yes, sir, 1 read that whole paragraph through.

This very passage might show the contrary, if he had but quoted the whole paragraph, instead of the middle sentence only.

There was another whole paragraph of rambling, repeated arguments, and then a full page devoted to the beauties of the hills and season.

He, Touch-and-go Bullet-head, of Frogpondium, would let Mr. John Smith perceive that he, Bullet-head, could indite, if it so pleased him, a whole paragraph-aye

Covid crops up on a few occasions, but it isn't the focus of any particular chapter, with not even a whole paragraph devoted to it.

Much of these positions is, perhaps, true; and the whole paragraph might well pass without censure, were not objections necessary to the establishment of knowledge.

Whole paragraphs of chat were drowned in drum rolls.

Hippolytus, in his chief work, tacitly borrows whole paragraphs, and even chapters, almost word for word, from Irenæus.

He cited St. Gregory the Great and St. Irenæus, quoted numerous articles of the Canon Law and whole paragraphs from the Decretals.

If he gets sluggish I am soon through with him- Ireadwhole paragraphs in a sentence, and whole volumes in an hour.

(This whole paragraph is a wonderfully beautiful description.)