Sentence examples for fully meant from inspiring English sources

The situation inside Somalia was significantly worse than in neighboring Kenya, and I felt as if I were covering only half the story; to document it fully meant traveling to Mogadishu, the kidnapping capital of the world, less than six months after the ordeal in Libya.

For black people, loving something fully meant profound pain when those "without skin" were done with you.

Even then, several cautioned that the broader impact of financial deficits and tightening of NHS funding streams, combined with the knock-on effects of increased pay bill costs as Agenda for Change was implemented fully, meant that full benefits realization would be challenging and problematic.

In other words, don't die before your time––in accepting that you change over time and renew yourself, you allow yourself to grow freely into the person you are fully meant to be at that point in time.

Living their life — and their love — fully means rendering it beautiful in gesture, word, and object.

There the link to the irreducible character of rule-following is made again as well: "To describe a set of aesthetic rules fully means really to describe the culture of a period" (Wittgenstein 1966, 8, n. 3).

But I knew she didn't fully mean it.

"Fully" means no email or Facebook while trying to answer the occasional question from your student.

To me, living fully means learning new things, meeting new people, and being stretched out my comfort zone so I can continue to grow as an individual.

But I think part of loving him so fully means loving him enough to let another person love him, and to be OK with sharing him and his love for others.

Don't run around "I'm such a Stereo Kid" if you don't know what it fully means yet.