Sentence examples for perhaps more fully from inspiring English sources

The reason storytelling engages us perhaps more fully than other kinds of communication is because the words in a story can mean in different ways.

She grasps the social and theological implications of his theories perhaps more fully than he does, and they exchange some lofty, heated words about God.

So it makes sense that her apology tour would wind its way to the Grammy stage in the form of a tribute to the late David Bowie, whose shape-shifting Gaga has emulated perhaps more fully than any other pop star.

These are abstract propositions of law, which I give in connection with the charge, as perhaps more fully amplifying it.

Mr. Kerry was viewed unfavorably right after the end of the primary season in 2004 by about the same number of Americans who viewed him favorably; perhaps more importantly, fully half the country was undecided about him, making him something of a blank slate for Mr. Bush's team to fill in.

And one's ambitions are perhaps never more fully stoked than they are after a little tutorial from Martha Stewart.

Working with Godard, Karina identified not with characters but with herself, perhaps even more fully on camera than in private life — to create an enduring idea of herself.

Perhaps our minds, more fully understood, will call into question the notion of genre itself and force us to think about it in a new way.

Further research is needed to characterize and perhaps mitigate risk more fully.

Conover actually became a prison guard -- more fully, perhaps, than he had intended.

What would it be like to reunite with him, on your own terms, with your own power base, to love him more fully, perhaps even to trust him — only to have your faith finally, fatally shattered?