Sentence examples for fully swept from inspiring English sources

The state was always culturally conservative, religious, and militaristic, but a strain of pragmatism kept it from being fully swept up in racism and right-wing ideology.

With the wings fully swept back, the B-1B can drop to 200 feet (60 m) above the ground and fly at Mach 0.9 (670 miles per hour, or 1,080 km/h).

Now the central region is fully swept by the flood and less or no stranded oil occurs (Fig. 11a, Row III).

The Kestrel had fully swept wings and a larger tail than the early P.1127s, and the fuselage was modified to take the larger 15,000 lbf (85 kN) Pegasus 5 engine as in the P.1127/Kestrel prototype XP984.

By 17 30, with Phu-An captured, all French reserves now committed, and one half of the pocket fully swept by Groups B and A at the northern end of the battlefield, the French appeared to have gained the upper hand.

Watching Lady Di in 1981 we saw a less-than-fully formed woman swept into a system that she didn't fully understand, and couldn't master.

Visitors are welcome at all these events and you can fully expect to be swept up in frenetic, hectic riot of it all.

In spite of Obama's weakness in bringing about the change he promised -- his failure to fully represent those that swept him into office -- and a pragmatic style; a willingness to accept compromises that fall short of expectations, there is no one on the list of Republican hopefuls capable of winning the Presidency.

The musicians seemed swept away yet fully in control throughout the mesmerizing performance.

The storm could take direct aim at New Orleans, which is still struggling to fully recover from Katrina, which swept across the city on Aug. 29, 2005, killing more than 1,800 people and causing billions of dollars of damage along the coast.

The Marlins, however, cannot fully blame the elements for being swept by the Mets in the three-game series at Citi Field.