Sentence examples for equally full of from inspiring English sources

Equally wonderful in their own ways, perhaps, but maybe not quite equally full of wonder.

The second book, The Heart of the Country, is equally full of sharp and unexpected insights.

One of the reasons Beloved is a great novel is that it is equally full of sensations and of meaning.

Looking back for that Christmas piece, the year seemed equally full of David Blaines and J-Los.

Bedrooms are equally colourful and equally full of lamps; not even the singles scrimp on the Kybele's trademark feature.

We had the benefit of a parallel home life, equally full of daily events, and the impinging world of people different from our collegiate selves.

Mr. Huang gives an equally full account of Chan's movie history and of the actor with whom he was most memorably associated: a Swede named Warner Oland, who played a Jew in the first talkie, "The Jazz Singer," and then, because he had vaguely Asian features, made a specialty of Oriental villains.

The use of partial sick leave due to musculoskeletal or mental disorders reduced fairly equally full disability pensions.

Their mini-sets were about equally musical, full of polyrhythmic suggestion and graceful filigree, and it was clear that they both have high-level experience.

Perahia's reading is one his finest achievements on disc, deeply felt, sumptuously coloured, and always perfectly balanced Zimerman's is equally aristocratic, full of subtleties of touch and timbre and a constant awareness of Chopin's architecture.

The melody is equally adventurous, "full of sweepingly large chromatic intervals", starting with the verse's third line – a four-semitone swoop that Leng identifies as an adaptation of the "rising melismas of Indian music".