Sentence examples for rather fuller from inspiring English sources

Characteristically, nothing in his approach to Bruckner is ever wholly predictable or uninteresting, including, in this performance of the eighth symphony, his choice of the rather fuller Robert Haas edition of 1939 rather than the more customary postwar Leopold Nowak version.

Her jawline was pure, the pale lips rather full, cracked, parted.

The result was not flat, but rather full of movement and depth.

Some of his Yankees teammates thought he was rather full of it.

But then he does get rather full of himself and the ideal path in life.

I spotted a rather full bottle of whiskey on the counter.

But this stickler thing he has for facts, combined with the name-dropping, can mean his answers are rather full.

Mr Agarwal says he remains interested in further acquisitions, but concedes that his hands are rather full.

It began with new-looking suits and coats in chalky wool, with lightly nipped waists and rather full trousers.

In contrast to Willie, he said, "I have lived this rather full life, which is entirely my own".

By which we mean the baritone Walker of late-60s baroque pop fame meeting experimental Walker in full-tilt – or rather, full-Tilt – meat-punching mode/mood.