Sentence examples for rather fully from inspiring English sources
His works are not, like most jazz tunes, a framework for improvisation, but rather fully realised compositions that enfold improvisation.
Macron has survived his first eight months in office, with their accompanying manifs—street demonstrations rather nimbly and rather fully.
They are, rather, fully paid-up members of a community of which the human "host" is but a single (if dominating) member.
They account rather fully for the innovations and high points of Korea's ceramic art, which occurred with impressive regularity throughout the Koryo (918-1392) and Choson (1392-1910) dynasties.
The [remainder of Reckitt] we believe is in better shape and trading well, but if Suboxone is only worth £1.1bn then the implied PE on the rest is 20.5 times (2014), and is beginning to look rather fully valued.
Windows are being shut — or rather, fully opened.
This analysis provides information about the relative abundance of epitopes in the extracted material rather than fully quantitative data, but in contrast to fully quantitative biochemical techniques, it can provide information about polysaccharide rather than monosaccharide occurrence.
"Rather, amici fully accept the reality of their same-sex attractions and fully affirm their individual selfworth, just as they are," the brief reads.
Consequently, 93.7% of the participants rather or fully agreed that their work was influenced by these education plans, and 88.5% rather or fully agreed that these plans were useful for their pedagogical work.
Some linking dances are thin – whimsical sketches rather than fully realised choreography.
While Zoe and her mother feel sketched rather than fully realised, Robinson's attention seems monopolised by the psychopath Thurman Hayes.
