Sentence examples for fully brought from inspiring English sources

The police's role in giving information to the blacklist has yet to be fully brought into the public domain.

The Ezo eventually were pacified, although the northern border was never fully brought under the control of the central government.

His scoring is limpid yet mysterious, qualities fully brought out by Rattle, BCMG and the soloist Cynthia Clarey.

More significantly, Lee's wife, Laura, isn't fully brought into being, perhaps because we seldom encounter her through the medium of her own thoughts.

"Within the next 10 years, she will be fully brought back to life," according to her grandson, who licensed the process and is raking in the profits.

"Within the next 10 years, she will be fully brought back to life," Marlene Dietrich's grandson said at the time, rather madly.

In that respect he was pivotal in a way that the exhibition by itself does not fully bring out.

"If we were to make that shift to fully bring social care within the NHS, I think we could genuinely set the NHS up for the 21st century".

"Mayor Emanuel's proposal dramatically reduces the structural deficit, but it does not fully bring the city's finances out of the woods," said Laurence Msall, president of the Civic Federation, a nonpartisan watchdog group.

It is indeed the great virtue for Anderson of his version of traditional logic that it fully brings out the existential presuppositions of the proposition.

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