Sentence examples for fully expresses from inspiring English sources

Which is what makes "Watch the Throne" interesting: it fully expresses black America's present contradictions.

Instead, he argues that each attribute constitutes a causal and logical order that fully expresses reality in a certain way.

This is where the design fully expresses its urban ambitions, particularly in the flaring gem-cut setbacks that mediate between the base and the towers.

Assuming that you're also wearing the necessary coats, scarves, hats, helmets and lights, this (mud-smeared, flashing like an emergency) is a genuinely challenging look to pull off, but one which fully expresses the pioneering nature of your journey.

The long, incomplete poem Dipsychus most fully expresses Clough's doubts about the social and spiritual developments of his era, while his sharpest criticisms of Victorian moral complacency are found in "The Latest Decalogue": Thou shalt not kill, but need'st not strive Officiously to keep alive.

"Thank You for Saying Thank You" lampoons critics of difficult poetry, beginning, "This is a totally / accessible poem," satirizing the claims built into certain kinds of lyric poetry and describing itself into existence: "It fully expresses / the feelings of the / author: my feelings, / the person speaking / to you now".

Gal2p is fully expressed at low glucose concentrations, but has a leaky expression (mean = 10%) at high glucose concentrations.

"Afro-Cuban does not fully express the whole drum thing.

Now I feel fully expressed, it has released me".

Words cannot fully express the extent and value of his contribution to the Kabeyun community.

Yet he didn't fully express what had attracted him to the material.