Sentence examples for is neither fully from inspiring English sources
His protagonist is neither fully awake nor asleep.
Oscillating between the America of Kenosha and the America of Mar-a-Lago, Trump is neither fully a revolutionary nor an establishmentarian.
In each of Beeton's images the mannequin takes up a disturbingly naturalistic pose, creating the impression of a creature that is neither fully human nor yet quite null.
Unfortunately Ms. Atwood's brave new world never feels remotely plausible: it is neither fully imagined as a place with its own intractable rules and realities, nor is it a convincing sendup of contemporary life.
Simon Cork, a biomedical scientist at Imperial College London, said that there may be a link between caesarean and obesity, but that at present it is "neither fully proven nor understood".
Clarke also spurred a vehement and prolonged controversy with his Scripture Doctrine of the Trinity (1712), which led many of his opponents to accuse him of Arianism, the belief that Christ is neither fully man nor fully God.
The voting will be neither fully free, nor very fair.
Others found it obnoxious, since they are neither fully admitted to nor excluded from that cellphone user's world.
He has tried to reconcile them in the "adaptive markets hypothesis", which supposes that humans are neither fully rational nor psychologically unhinged.
The accounts are neither fully conclusive nor broad enough to settle the many lingering disputes over blame in a war that hardened relations between the Kremlin and the West.
The author has a feeling for the romance and drama of Scotland's imperial adventure, though sometimes he has an irritating fondness for the sweeping, Gibbonesque cadence or the woolly paradox: 'Scotland, neither fully union nor fully province but both, was neither fully coloniser nor fully colonised but both.' Some chapters, like the one on David Livingstone, become bogged down.
