Sentence examples for gives a very full from inspiring English sources
"It's moving, it's funny, it gives a very full portrait of Harold".
Likewise: "To describe the overwhelming life of a tropical forest just in terms of inert biochemistry and DNA didn't seem to give a very full picture of the world". The other thing that troubled him about scientific orthodoxy might be condensed into a single word: pigeons.
Nor is he disposed to think Dorries ought to be punished on returning to Westminster: "As I understand it, she's got to come back and explain her action and I'm sure she'll be able to come back and give a very full and exciting account".
"He has got such an agile, knowledgeable and considered mind, which, while it can mean that he sometimes agonises a little too much over certain decisions - you ask him a simple question and he'll give you a very full answer - he certainly has a real idea of the big picture and where he wants to go with the network".
Get the full report on the cave, lavishly illustrated, that gives a very close encounter: or watch Werner Herzog's beautiful film Cave of Forgotten Dreams.
But focusing too fully on the half-full glass of average citizens' coincidental victories gives a very incomplete picture of our severely biased political system.
"I'm sure he'll give a very rousing speech, full of straw men and villains who stand in the way of their dreams," Mr. McConnell said.
"I'm sure he'll give a very rousing speech, full of straw men and villains who stand in the way of their dreams," Mr. McConnell said on the Senate floor before the president's first appearance.
Have you had a very full life?
"H.P. paid a very full price.
