Sentence examples for full and rounded from inspiring English sources
At Rosh Hashanah, it is to bring all that one hopes for: sweet things "so that the year be sweet and happy"; green things representing a new beginning; round things signifying continuity and the hope that the year be full and rounded; golden things as a symbol of prosperity and good fortune; beans, chickpeas and seeds symbolising fecundity and abundance.
A note wonderfully in shape, full and rounded, and followed by a diminuendo like a long echo.
They cannot enjoy a full and rounded life unless they know what is happening in their own country, let alone the rest of the world.
£15.95, bbr.com; £15.99, ocado.com From France Domaine des Verchères Mâcon Villages 2012 Mâconnais wines tend to be full and rounded, and a combination of grapes from old Chardonnay vines and partial oak-ageing delivers even more depth of flavour here.
Over last 60 years, since the emergence of contemporary music, as we get older we ask the question, is this their rites of pas sage that will eventually ensure they become full and rounded citizens?
Shakespeare's presentation is full and rounded.
Day-Lewis lowers his chin slightly, and his dark eyes dance with merriment as he speaks in full, coarse, and rounded tones.
Known for his pedantic love of sound quality, having backed his own high resolution version of the iPod, the Pono Player, Harvest Moon is a track recorded in Nashville, the home of analogue recording perfection and this track is a tribute to that sound – rich, full, dense and rounded.
It's deceptively light at first, thanks to the fresh, citrusy zing in the front of the mouth, but further back on the palate it becomes more full-bodied and rounded, due in part to the use of French oak barrels.
Parameres broad and rounded.
Louis Roederer Brut Premier (£24.99 each for two, 12%, Majestic) One of the most complete non-vintages on the market, this is a house blend that never lets you down: full and well-rounded but with classic Roederer elegance and poise.
