Sentence examples for fuller, although from inspiring English sources

Contrary to Fuller, although ID is not bad science – it is not science at all – its intent is deeply corrosive of real science.

Simpson says she has no recollection of meeting Fuller, although he was a contemporary at the University of Alabama.

However, critics in the 1960s complained that there were not enough Jamaicans in the Test side and blamed Headley and Fuller, although the government remained supportive of their performance.

What was said about Mr. Jobs deserves to be quoted in full: "Although the investigation found that C.E.O.

By 1937, some people could view the glass as half-full, although this cartoon shows that the other half of the glass was filled with worry.

It's now clear that Greece, Ireland and Portugal can't and won't repay their debts in full, although Spain might manage to tough it out.

A brief survey of hotels showed that most were about three-quarters full, although the historic Winter Palace, whose guests have included Agatha Christie and Noël Coward, was fully booked.

The default position is to avoid further public censure by accepting recommendations in full (although the government did push back on the detail of a small number of the 290 recommendations in the Francis inquiry).

If you are kidnapped or physically threatened with violence and are forced to hand over your card and pin, the banks will often refund in full – although they will want to see evidence in the form of a police report.

The stadium isn't actually full, although that's because there are hot dogs to buy and execrable 'beers' to serve and everyone will probably file in just as the first serve is about to be served.

I must say I would rather like to see his Lady Constance in full, although I am not at all sure about his Macbeth which, even in brief, made me want to lie down in a darkened room.