Sentence examples for can fully express from inspiring English sources

"Nothing can fully express the shame I feel for letting everyone down," he said.

I don't think that I can fully express how wonderful it was to turn on the radio this morning and find out that nothing bad had happened.

His intellectual discipline may be that of the historian but his writing is animated by the passion of memory that only his generation can fully express.

Although not all of his customers can fully express their wishes, Mr. Moloney and his brothers, who own six funeral homes on Long Island, have worked hard to arrange customized send-offs.

There are few words that can fully express the horror of this video as several middle-aged men – many of them regarded as heroes by their fans – leap and jerk about in an imitation of something that they haven't seen and can't fully understand just because a researcher told them it was popular on the internet.

I don't think I can fully express how comfortable it is to wear this pack.

In the balcony scene that sense of surprise extended to Juliet's sensual awakening, with Ms. Vishneva seeming a little shocked by the abandon that her gorgeous line and pliant back can so fully express.

I can not fully express how grateful I am.

Maybe the backdrop of small-town naïveté is the last place against which the cynicism of reality television can be fully expressed.

One typical way out attempted by the supporters of truth value gaps, for instance, consists in denying that the notion of gap, or defective sentence, or sentence whose truth value is indeterminate, can be fully expressed in the language for which they are proposing their theory of truth.

With him, all our problems, and the solutions to those problems can be fully expressed on a bumpersticker.