Sentence examples for in how fully from inspiring English sources

Although she writes many of her own lyrics, her gift lies less in the words and more in how fully she absorbs and embodies the words as she sings them.

As Americans fumble with their green goals and begin to cast a critical eye on sustainable practices on many levels — from a cap on industrial emissions to the use of fluorescent light bulbs — Ms. Scholtus's experiences (which she recounts on her blog, r3project.blogspot.com) are an object lesson in how fully one can realize green ideals on a budget in an existing home in any city.

However, the studies used to develop these estimates are limited in how fully they are able to assess overall human exposure.

There is a difficulty in deciding how fully the extant text of The Jew of Malta represents Marlowe's original play, for it was not published until 1633.

The British government is suggesting that local councils may be given leeway in deciding how fully they should fund their pension schemes.

The policies of each medical unit in prison dictated how fully participants engaged in self-management practices.

It can be almost unsettling at first, when watching VR, to realize how fully in the grasp of the story you've become, like you've given up control no one's previously asked for.

This paper concerns the description of large surface water waves in realistic ocean spectra and explains how fully nonlinear wave modelling can be applied in practical design calculations.

The amount of factory capacity in use — a measure of how fully firms are using their resources — slipped 0.8 of a point, to 75.9 percent in October, the lowest level since November 2011.

The Republican lurch away from running highly disciplined, by-the-book campaigns on curbing spending and stoking economic growth is, in part, the evidence of how fully Trump has upended the party.

This rejection of the medieval intellectual heritage, as well as his search for wisdom in rediscovered ancient sources, demonstrates how fully Agrippa accepted the dominant assumptions of Renaissance humanism.