Sentence examples for is fully a from inspiring English sources

So the strip that was eventually published in The New Yorker is fully a collaboration?

If Obama is fully a member of any club — and perhaps he isn't — it is the club of smart post-boomer meritocrats.

The current general fund budget of $78 billion represents about one-sixth of all state spending nationwide, but its current-year budget shortfall of $6.1 billion is fully a third of the cumulative state deficits across the country, according to a survey by the National Conference of State Legislatures.

It is fully a century since Joshua Slocum, still the greatest of single-handed sailors, circumnavigated the world by himself, and 30 years since Sir Robin Knox-Johnston did the same, non-stop ("Where from?" cried the Falmouth customs; "Falmouth!" he replied).

Price is fully a function of information, and yet there is no system for information delivery that will enable buyer and seller to meet, review information and establish a justified price.

John Bishop has been the most vocal supporter of treating Finnegans Wake absolutely, in every sense, as a description of a dream, the dreamer, and of the night itself; arguing that the book not only represents a dream in an abstract conception, but is fully a literary representation of sleep.

Kennedy's energy was fully a match for that of the vast crowd.

I think he's fully a prick".

I don't know if it really was fully a glacier.

Each virtue must contain the other two to be fully a virtue!

Physician-researchers are primarily physicians who are engaged in research; they are not dissociative identity professionals who struggle between being fully a physician and being fully a researcher.