Sentence examples for maybe full on from inspiring English sources

If you want to get the more feminine look or maybe full on cross-dress, be prepared for a long talk with your parents.

We're on a tight budget and would love a mixture of coastal beaches, good fresh food and some lovely walks (rambling but maybe not full-on hiking).

Be careful, it maybe full.

"Maybe I can just full-on adore these young gentlemen because I'm not a man, I'm not young.

Whether that is enough... We're not in a position to time every wiggle in the market, making calls on what size the drop will be, but something maybe south of a full-on correction, which would be double-digits, is, I think, in the cards.

Maybe even a full on thing that I shouldn't miss.

Or maybe they had a full on argument at one point.

As the effect of this film's central storyline winds its way through state legislatures and courthouses en route back to the supreme court for full-on equality, maybe we'll see more than two of the 18,000 married California couples held in legal limbo by Prop 8, or the thousands more waiting for the next big decision.

Second temptation is to go full-on erudite, maybe asking whether someone from some 12th-century ballad isn't really the finest ever. . . as if to say, hey, I might make my living selling paperbacks out of the drugstore rack, but really I'm a very serious person.

Maybe it's too soon for a full-on retrospective.

André 3000 can rock the full-on look, but Andre Agassi, maybe not.