Sentence examples for fully say that from inspiring English sources

(However, Ellis tells one interview, that he "cannot fully" say that "I'm not Clay" because of their emotional "connections").

Fully 77% say that European integration has weakened their economy, more than in Spain or Italy.

"To say that fully automatic weapons don't exist in civilian hands is inaccurate," said Josh Sugarmann, head of the gun control advocacy group the Violence Policy Center.

Today fully 55% say that the one-day strike is "not justified", according to a poll in Le Figaro.

Of workers who attend meetings each week, fully 75percentt say that those gatherings could be more effective, the survey showed.

"I will fully then say that Mark Suster created a lot of awareness and a megaphone and a spotlight that got shone and we have been a great beneficiary of his outward efforts," he said.

After her first foray into the industry while a student (a decision she can't really explain fully, saying unpersuasively that she was inspired by Cynthia Payne), she was outed by a tabloid newspaper (her parents were "surprised").

And I'm fully willing to say that I'm not smart enough to do things all or nothing.

Fully 57% say that the United States "is just one of a coalition of countries" involved in the military mission; far fewer (35%) say the United States "is leading the military action".

Another man, photographed in closeup, fully lit, says that nothing happened at all.

But that function does not seem to be fully optimized, saying that it is "best viewed on a desktop".