Sentence examples for fullest measure from inspiring English sources

He had a loving generous spirit and lived life to the fullest measure.

There is no question in my mind that their original trial and the long series of appeals constitute the fullest measure of justice and due process of law.

Basing their book on a wealth of archival research, Haigh, Priestley, and Rope for the first time tell this story in its fullest measure.

Strange, beguiling excursions, they allow Kleinzahler to spin out, among other things, a prose poem on the 18th-century "ocular harpsichord" invented by a Jesuit, whose instrument -- coordinating tones with colors -- "succeeded in doubling music, so that the deaf may see and the blind may hear, and those with their sensibilities entire may enjoy music in its fullest measure".

Mr. Bush has pledged to Arab leaders that he will use his influence on Prime Minister Ariel Sharon to advance the process of creating a Palestinian state on the fullest measure of lands seized by Israel in 1967 and end Israeli settlement building in Palestinian territories.

As so often with Sander, there is next to nothing behind you — a gray blur of farm buildings, the track winding away, but little to distract us from the sense that all we need, in order to get the fullest measure of you, is you.

Taking full measure of the man.

Their expectations were met in full measure.

9 8 3 THE LAST FULL MEASURE, by Jeff Shaara.

They will get the full measure of their personality.

"The taxpayers never received the full measure of taxpayer dollars".