Sentence examples for be fully taken from inspiring English sources

No book is for everyone, but some books can be fully taken in only when the reader is ready.

Even limited to a few works, this is a show that requires a long time to be fully taken in.

"The time is right for the introduction of specific stalking laws so that perpetrators' behaviour can be fully taken into account before sentencing".

This suggests that new procedures will be put in place to force schemes through, despite the smooth words of ministers that residents' views will be fully taken into account.

More than almost any other band in the indie-verse Dirty Projectors have dedicated themselves to the more dazzling points of musical technique, with sputtering, irregular rhythms and vocals so intricate that, like special effects flashing across a screen, they sometimes can't be fully taken in at once.

He needs a bit of getting used to: a spinal deformity gives his back a pronounced curve, and he began the piece by slowly tracing the perimeter of the stage in a slanting, stylized walk, as if to start a ritual and let himself be fully taken in.

Remember you need to focus on what you are doing, don't start thinking of different things otherwise you'll drift off and won't be fully taking in what your riding instructor is saying.

If it is fully taken up, it will increase new car sales in Germany by 2m this year.

We are in the process of undertaking a thorough environmental impact assessment and have been consulting with consultees to ensure their concerns are fully taken into account".

The Welsh government's role in that process is to ensure Welsh interests are fully taken into account as we seek to agree a common UK negotiating position.

If the offer was fully taken up it would cost £50m a year in taxpayers' subsidies, rising to £250m each year after five years.