Sentence examples for fully in touch from inspiring English sources

What the empiricist needs to do to show the possibility of such a confusion is to explain how, on his principles, either speech or thought can fail to be fully explicit and fully "in touch" with its objects, if it is "in touch" with them at all.

Lydia, unlike any other character in Pride and Prejudice, is fully in touch with her sexuality.

Swoon, who has never been arrested, says she is "fully in touch with the ambiguity" of what she does -- by which she means the illegality.

Unlike Smith, though, whose work gives the impression of a writer fully in touch with who they are, my blithe ability not to look for myself in literature has the sense of something unfulfilled.

Bearden, who was born in Charlotte, N.C., but joined the great 20th-century migration of Southern blacks to Northern cities, sometimes resembles Chagall; both artists draw on folklore and local myth while remaining fully in touch with international art movements.

"Also, they are living on a busy street and near a train station, and when they are home, they have to be fully in touch with what's going on around them".

French Foreign Affairs Minister Laurent Fabius said the country is "fully committed to our compatriot Serge Atlaoui," and "in touch with [his] family and lawyers".

"I fully understand why she wouldn't be in touch, and it might influence her for the worst to talk to me," Schulz told them.

"I fully understand why she wouldn't be in touch, and it might influence her for the worst to talk to me.

"I don't think we had fully realised the extent to which he keeps in touch with senior Guatemalan military personnel," a British diplomat in Washington remarked approvingly.

"I don't think we had fully realized the extent to which he keeps in touch with senior Guatemalan military personnel," a British diplomat in Washington remarked approvingly.