Sentence examples for is more full from inspiring English sources

"We still think it is more full than empty.

And right now, Tahrir is more full of people than ever.

Because the present is more full of interruptions than the past was, it took him extra time to write.

What is more, full development of this solar capability would mean avoiding emissions of millions of tons of greenhouse gases and other pollutants, the report said.

When you're the country whose vault is more full than anyone else's in the world it doesn't make sense to attack all day without defending.

Hazlitt, who admired them both, drew a vivid contrast: "Coleridge's manner is more full, animated, and varied; Wordsworth's more equable, sustained, and internal.

The Italian Renaissance-style roof bar is breathtaking; the restaurant below is more full-on din than dinner.

Another new Palm device, the $399 Tungsten33, is more full-featured, including the ability to rotate the display and updated software that includes additional conveniences.

The Wild Pigs have adopted a more intimidating look, a la the Oakland Raiders, and their manner is more full-throttle.

It is loose and dreamy with a 60s West Coast vibe – Hammond organs, shoo-wop harmonies – and the sound is more full-bodied than on her first album, but a melancholy chill permeates it.

But, if the question is which side is more full-throated, the only editor I spoke to who thought he heard more criticism from the left than from the right in 2004 — and that was because of complaints about coverage of the Iraq war — was Leonard Downie, Jr., the executive editor of the Washington Post.