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The phrase "in its fullness" is correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used when referring to something being complete, entire, or exhaustive. Example: "The beauty of the sunset was only fully realized in its fullness, as the sky turned from golden orange to fiery red to deep purple."
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"So in a way I think for them it's slightly abstract that they know there's some problem on the left hand side, and they use strategies to try and overcome the problem, without really being able to appreciate it in its fullness". His most recent work has looked at how patients might reduce this bias to the right.
"So in a way I think for them it's slightly abstract that they know there's some problem on the left hand side, and they use strategies to try and overcome the problem, without really being able to appreciate it in its fullness".
Consider it in its fullness: that rustled meniscus of corrugated ore with a slash of slate.
Famine is a gradual disaster, slowly depleting crops and cupboards, and when it finally arrives in its fullness, the world looks at the skeletal victims and wonders: How did it happen?
If this is Buczacz "in its fullness," no wonder Agnon felt it imperative to leave it behind: "Young Jews have no place in the world except the Land of Israel," he once declared.
Given the principal elements of the Beloved Community, one may well ask whether Dr. King believed that this ideal in its fullness, as he visualized it, could ever become a historical reality.
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We believe that all people have the right to share in "life in all its fullness", and we believe in a God who is on the side of the poor.
The did not have long to brood, however, for the very next evening the competition broke out in all its fullness in Liverpool, Sheffield, and Middlesborough, and distracted the attention of even the English from the stalemate of the contest with Uruguay.
Indeed, Reta begins to wonder if the shock of female invisibility is what ails Norah, a young woman unable to take part in the world in all its fullness, and she writes a series of melancholy letters to public figures on this theme.
My vow of silence sought to renew the world, to make it appear before me in all its fullness.
Because what we get in return when we embrace this "chaos" is LIFE, in all its fullness and all its glory.
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