Sentence examples for taking full measure from inspiring English sources

Taking full measure of the man.

Taking full measure of how House members actually think and act, the author includes telling anecdotes sprinkled with occasional salty language.

He said Williams "astonishes in every scene", and praised the script for not racing over topics as many television shows do, but rather taking "full measure of the weight of grief".

As the health care debate unfolds, I hope someone holds up giant banners at the Capitol, maintaining a vigil that asks, "What Would Teddy Do?" In the search for an answer, I do know that you cannot take full measure of a contemporary legislative giant without also taking full measure of his or her staff.

This week's tragic episode took full measure of William's all-consuming obsession and the destruction it has caused in his life.

The book explores both subjectivist and objectivist accounts of probability, and takes full measure of work in the foundations of probability theory, in statistical mechanics, and in mathematical theory.

That we can hear the voices of medieval Europe's others in these narratives in spite of such orthodoxies allows us to take full measure of the productive forces of disorientation and destabilization at work on these early ethnographic writers.

The fun and games continue, and those who thought Chamberlain would become a sedentary dad, an inert observer, with his son, Karter, after a gruesome mishap three months ago failed to take full measure of the man and his mantra.

If Masipa was wrong – and it will be clear by now that I think she was on this issue – it might be because the law can't take full measure of the human complexities to which we, unreasonably, expect it to be equal.

"An incisive view of the power of Beard, and a sense of his intellectual origins.... Drake's worthy volume seeks to take full measure of Charles Beard's contribution to the scholarship of American history". "An estimable study.... Drake's fine book... performs an important service.

May his present-day allies take full measure of the event.