Sentence examples for full of really from inspiring English sources

We have a fridge full of really nice, healthy food".

This certainly sounds very grown up, but crowdfunding sites are still full of really fascinating ideas.

"The magazines were full of really crazy ads, ideas, recipes, telling you how to behave.

"It was full of really scary kids who picked on me.

"From the outside there's a perception Silicon Valley is full of really young geeky guys.

It's a football magazine, but full of really thoughtful articles and stunning design pieces – and it's completely free.

And a full head of really Dark brown hair, almost black.

He wears his politics and his passion on his sleeve, and he's full of quirks – really engaging quirks.

There's big thought behind this relatively small restaurant, the kind of fairly priced, solidly pleasing, intimate refuge the West Village likes to pretend it's full of but really isn't.

Watching Texas state senator Wendy Davis's filibuster an anti-abortion bill for 12 hours in front of a whole room full of men really brought home the idea that women's bodies need more representation by women themselves.

A CNN cameraman who bumped into him in a Peshawar street later that day said, with no pun intended, that he 'seemed full of beans, really on a high'.