Sentence examples for be a full person from inspiring English sources
Wiredu explains that, for example, an adult who behaves erratically or in an immature manner would be presumed to have failed to be a full person.[6] Such a presumption, however, is merely a presumption, an inference drawn from the superficial qualities of the individual's action relative to what could be expected of the average individual.
They decided, "Let's just make it about us!" Jacobson came up with the name "Broad City," a sly reclamation of an old-fashioned term ("A broad is a full person," Glazer says), and they began meeting every day in coffee shops around the city to write.
That is a full person's amount of time.
But sometimes I have to explain; and some people you know have looked at me as if to say: "well you are a disabled person now; you are not a full person any more"... (Patient 9) In fact, most (7/12) were registered as disabled (see Table 1) and talked about their reactions when enquiring about their entitlement to Disability Allowance.
There are different ways of ignoring a person, e.g., acting as if she were not present; acting as if she were an object; or acting as if she were not a full person.
It was also something to make me feel the character was really a full person, so even though he maybe appears enigmatic, reserved or detached, there's still something happening beneath that.
"And that's why she latches onto Eric: he is such a full person.
It's like a piece of you is not there, you're not quite a full person are you?
Confucian values were necessary to be recognized as a full person and to operate within the Confucian Qing state.
