Sentence examples for not really full from inspiring English sources

What makes the Chrysler ads the best of the post-bailout thank you form is that they're not really full of gratitude.

Then again, try as the L.A. Phil might — and there were hot brass solos — this is not really full L.A. Phil material.

Creaking under the weight of Jaden Smith's Capitalised Philosophical Tweets: Of course, the internet isn't really full, as the Guardian's Samuel Gibbs explained, but it's also not the first time this fear has arisen.

This report isn't really full of new ideas.

"We're just not really in full sync with the adjustment yet," he said.

Even sitting next to someone with a VR headset on will leave you with a sense of missing out, but not really a full understanding of what, exactly, you're missing out on.

Like me you doubtless know that the Web is full of incredibly valuable information (5 minutes browsing round Next Wave ought to convince you of that!), but you may also have the sneaking suspicion that you're not really making full use of it.

"They marched me over to him and I remember having some idea of who he was, but not really a full concept," Radcliffe said.

Both Andy and I were going to school at the time, and Big Star was not really a full time venture for any of us.

It is well recognized that, although numbers of ICU beds are limited, many patients are admitted to the ICU who do not really need full 'intensive care' [ 1].

Or does she feel that being the head of a network is not really a full-time job that demands her total attention?