Meanings of whole occasion in English

This whole occasion had been reduced to a microcosm of their season.

The spirit of the whole occasion was like that of a great picnic.

In truth, this whole occasion had the air of a testimonial.

The whole occasion would have suffered from the absence of such a central character.

The former taoiseach said a few words and was very touched by the whole occasion.

There is a curious symbolism in the whole occasion.

But the most remarkable feature in the whole occasion was the excessive liberality of the archdeacon.

The Ransomes might have been responsible for the whole occasion, they so rallied around and supported her.

The whole occasion was indescribably impressive, and I realized in every fiber the necessity of being worthy of it.

This whole occasion degenerated into a dissection of the body language of a player who had not even taken part.

Then the whole occasion is honored by an address from the Governor, in simple words, with smiling face and transparent good feeling.

Football stands together for France before England win on poignant night Read more The whole occasion had been transformed into a demonstration of defiance.

The Portuguese appeared to gain little satisfaction in his judgment effectively being confirmed, as this whole occasion proved utterly exasperating for the majority present.

But that old attitude has been largely overtaken by a panoply of so-called scientific techniques to reduce the "stress" of the whole occasion.

"I thought that would add a touch to the whole occasion."