Sentence examples for fully in fact from inspiring English sources
It only takes over fully, in fact, in the comically stylized scenes in which the grownups posture among themselves.
As a testament to the significance of Cordemoy's study of language, one scholar has written that Cordemoy "picked up one of Descartes' arguments based on the lack of true speech among animals and developed it fully; so fully, in fact, that after Cordemoy the point was given very little attention, as if subsequent authors considered this the last word on the subject" (Rosenfield 1968, 40).
We found out that standby passengers were being told that Delta flights to Florida were fully booked (in fact, overbooked) until Tuesday.
The game is fully emulated (in fact, it is the original ROM), so it includes every glitch from the NES including the Minus World glitch.
A little like Calvin Klein and Gianni Versace, two of Avedon's biggest clients in that era, the photographer's intimate life with men was not fully out; in fact, it wasn't out at all.
In essence, the Greyhound provision lets the company act as if its pension plan is fully funded, when in fact it is not.
They show the site as if it were fully built, when in fact each building will rise as the market dictates.
The Senate bill also contains language that would let Greyhound treat its pension plan as if it were fully funded when in fact it is not.
For instance, she said, the building at 600 Broadway is listed as fully rented, but in fact has 50percentt of its space available for sublease.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said some Lloyds customers whose PPI mis-selling complaints were rejected by the bank were told their grievances had been "fully investigated" when in fact this was not the case.
"One is, we're interested in creating a production context which allows for the absolute maximum in creativity and freedom for the filmmakers and that requires budgets that are reasonable, and finally we fully expect and in fact require that people be willing to go the NC-17 route".
