Sentence examples for exploits to the full from inspiring English sources

There's still a certain cosiness to the places the narrator visits, which Wells exploits to the full.

In an age of expanded, post-Romantic tonality, which Mr. Hersch exploits to the full, such experimentation may in any case be beside the point.

It is a freedom he exploits to the full in his new book, "D-Day: The Battle for Normandy".The first issue Mr Beevor tackles is the courage of the German troops.

Stone Mattress: Nine Wicked Tales by Margaret Atwood - Virago, £8.99 ****  Atwood exploits to the full, without shame and with utter ruthlessness, our secret – or perhaps not so secret – sense of schadenfreude.

And it exploits to the full the physical dimension of the space, with bloody corpses writhing around in the black tarpaulin with the punters, messengers and musicians invading the upper circles.

He was honoured with the Nobel prize for literature in 1986 and credited with possessing "a prolific store of words and expressions which he exploits to the full in witty dialogue, in satire and grotesquery, in quiet poetry and essays of sparkling vitality".

It exploits to the fullest the most important features of its two dominant ingredients: spinach and gorgonzola.

Their work provides a handy and arresting framework which Mr Lynas has exploited to the full.

There is a fearful progression, which the terrorists exploit to the full.

The devastating Allied bombing raid on Dresden was exploited to the full by the Nazi propaganda machine.

He numbered the years of his power by it, thus exploiting to the full the old democratic tradition of the champion of the plebs.