Sentence examples for ability to fully be from inspiring English sources

"(Gender roles) really limit your ability to fully be yourself and really open up to who you are and be real," she says.

Every time we drag our integrity, our ability to fully be who we say we are, back from power systems, we are liberating a small corner of ourselves.

In an article on Medscape, author Nick Mulcahy explains, "Scanxiety is cancer patients' fear and worry associated with imaging, both before and after a test (before the results are revealed)." It's normal to worry about the future sometimes, but when those worries begin to impede your ability to fully live your life, it's time to ask for help.

Her ability to fully embody the work with such power and subtlety was astonishing and humbling.

The part-load performance with capture and with additional solvent regeneration, of two coal-fired supercritical power plant configurations designed for base load operation with capture, and with the ability to fully bypass capture, is reported.

Justice is the ability to fully participate in the political process, be represented by it and demand that our needs are met and it's important we don't let this issue die down after the election".

However, this study and Saenton et al. (2002) demonstrate that source zone cleanup technologies which involve the delivery of treating chemicals (e.g., surfactants) may not be as effective as expected because the ability to fully deliver these reagents is hindered by the bypassing effect.

This desire to be older consumed my own ability to fully enjoy the grade I was in and the benefits that come from being a child in school.

While the catalysis community has many techniques at their disposal to synthesize catalytic materials at such a scale, the ability to fully design and control is still lacking.

The sizes of the complexes and their ability to fully bind the pDNA were dependent upon the N/P ratio, as characterized by dynamic light scattering (DLS), transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and gel retardation assay.

Without these data, our ability to fully understand this phenomenon is limited.