Sentence examples for full being from inspiring English sources

If you see the glass as half full, being deferred can have some advantages.

So I have my hands full being a senator, learning the ropes, you know, working with my colleagues, dealing with my constituents.

"Tongue Tie," one of the simplest, neatest, and hardest-hitting, in its humorous restraint, ably illustrates this and can be quoted in full, being also one of the briefest: Before leaving for work I tied my tongue into a great tie.

"Talking about it can only be a good thing: not only does coming to terms with your own mortality mean you're more likely to live life to the full, being open about it means we can support each other, our families and ourselves when death has an impact on our lives.

"The Silence" (1997) I listened And waited a long time For what was to be said And nothing spoke but a silence so deep it could be speech or a primed hesitance of speech to say what's true for ear or mind as yet unborn to take it in so that the longer and deeper it grew the more the unbroken silence felt full   "Being Somebody" (1983) He had need of a way to be himself without being himself.

It can be hard for a family to navigate the full being of their relative after years of hoping and dreaming of a life for them that mirrors the American Dream.

How full were they?

Q: How full is Svalbard now?

How full is your glass?

How full are you?

Half full is best.