Sentence examples for could have fully from inspiring English sources

The government could have fully nationalized and liquidated the companies.

Perhaps only a writer with the patience, empathy and artistry of Eggers could have fully unravelled it for him.

Bill Clinton said of the problems Mr. Obama confronted on taking office, "No one could have fully repaired all the damage that he found in just four years".

There is so much to explore on this small island – I wish I could have fully embraced the Vineyard experience and stayed for the summer to write a novel.

I, for one, wonder whether guests who hadn't had the privilege of watching Scabin prepare his meal, without his sous chefs and with only an outline of a menu, could have fully appreciated the charm and occasional magic of the night.

No president - not me, not any of my predecessors - no-one could have fully repaired all the damage that he found in just four years," he said.

No prior experience of mine, or any extension of my dreams or nightmares, could've fully prepared me for these fantastic, and entirely new creative statements and explorations.

But what he could not have fully understood were two forces that had gained strength in the nineteen-seventies, both of which were at odds with his neo-Deweyism: a postmodern critique of objectivity, fashionable among intellectuals, artists, and writers; and a conservative movement determined to expose the liberal bent of the academy and of the press.

A priori, these residues could have functioned fully cooperatively or fully independently.

But it does mean that no one is able to be perfectly objective, and so we should humbly accept that although objective truth is worth striving for, none of us could claim to have fully attained it.

I was annoyed that I hadn't, because I could have been fully justified in doing so".