Sentence examples for think fuller from inspiring English sources

She delivered a similar, and I think fuller, performance as Rosalind in Mr. Hall's shadow-steeped "As You Like It," an elegiac bookend to this "Twelfth Night," and I'm not sure she benefits from the pause-punctured delivery she has been asked to assume.

The Ricks is the best, I think, full of detail and discovery.

"In some instances I think full disclosure can be harmful," he says.

(Think full English fry-up: eggs, cheese, whole-grain bread, butter, bacon, ham, sausage, sautéed mushrooms, etc).

(Think full English fry-up: eggs, cheese, whole-grain bread, butter, bacon, ham, sausage, sauteed mushrooms, etc).

Some economists think full privatisation is the answer.What is more, a big public sector is expensive.

"Maybe they've just started to have it, and they think full exposure is what they're supposed to aim for, and, of course, it's not".

Wearing a tuxedo, a red bow tie and old-school eyeglasses, Mr. Barringer said, "I love how you think, full of reason, like greased lightning, like a quantum computer".

Just think: full Internet access, Wi-Fi, a good screen, the Eee PC is perfect for this type of mundane task.

And that doesn't even include the troves of old content — think "Full House" and "Seinfeld" — that Giphy turns into GIFs for big broadcast and cable networks.

Many think trimming is the best way to do it, as a lot of people think full is gross, and shaved is like a child.