Sentence examples for not so fully from inspiring English sources

For eighteen thousand dollars less, you rate a not so fully stocked bar and about two hundred and fifty square feet of elegant, if rather narrow, cabin and balcony.

Of course chief among them was angling, which enthralls and fascinates as much today as it did in Walton's day because, as he put it, "angling may be said to be like mathematics, that it can never be fully learnt; at least not so fully but that there will be new experiments left for the trial of other men that succeed us".

These gestures — sometimes clumsy, sometimes horrifying — not only welcome the small core of avowed white supremacists into the campaign but also reassure the much larger body of voters, whose racial anxieties and grievances are perhaps not so fully theorized, that the normal strictures of political correctness and politeness no longer apply.

Another rival he name-checks as having some overlap with Formisimo is ClickTale, but again he says they are not so fully focused on forms and therefore "not as advanced" in terms of the functions they can offer.

In higher education, the reform story isn't so fully baked yet, but its main elements are emerging.

"Kontroll" has cultish mystifications that I might object to if the movie weren't so fully felt.

For this conception to be fully realized, Hamlet's interior monologues shouldn't so fully mirror what's going on with him outwardly; a contrast would have provided some tension.

It's like stealth aircraft are very well camouflaged but aren't so fully invisible that they can just traipse around anywhere they want in broad daylight.

Thus, evolutionary game theorists writing about ethics (as well as moral philosophers using evolutionary game theory) have shown that among not-so-fully rational agents many of the norms of coordination and cooperation can emerge that are the object of inquiry of the more traditional moral theories.

The story evades such single and simple-minded reading, but it is part of its power that it does not do so fully.

However, the niche of bacterivorous flagellates would not be so fully exploited as to prevent the appearance of new heterotrophic species.