Sentence examples for fuller meaning from inspiring English sources

Apart from the major world conflicts, most wars do not acquire the requisite fuller meaning.

But the scores Melissa and others get now will take on fuller meaning only over months and years of work — as researchers analyze them together in light of what the test-takers go on to do: become more or less depressed, start or stop having suicidal thoughts, hurt themselves in other ways or attempt suicide.

2. Scholarship of integration giving fuller meaning to isolated facts fitting one's own research to others into larger intellectual patterns - making connections across disciplines.

Would he halt his project, or recalibrate its timetable to allow him to trace the fuller meaning, if there was fuller meaning, to the revelations and accusations concerning Paterno?

This is a fascinating novel in verse, an interesting format that allows the fuller meaning of the words to flow through it clearly.

But we will miss the fuller meaning of this text if we don't see what comes before the exaltation.

Then people started saying 'they're too full', meaning you'd get bloated like a pig if you ate spaghetti [before games].

The full meaning of the court's Heller opinion is still up for grabs.

I still find it difficult today to understand the full meaning of those events.

Then, lying in bed, the full meaning of that sentence became clearer.

But certain books need their weightiness, their awkwardness, to take on their full meaning.