Sentence examples for to be fully told from inspiring English sources

It has yet to be fully told.

The story of Mr. Ratmansky's artistic directorship of the Bolshoi has yet to be fully told.

But the effect is of an epic history of struggles too large to be fully told here, many of which continue.

The global moral journey on HIV/AIDS is a remarkable story that has yet to be fully told, a journey of extraordinary devotion by women and men, of changing minds and hearts as people confront reality, of science and morality in combat and alliance.

She isn't certain the truth can ever be fully told by one person to another, as she indicates in this novel's ending, which relies on the written as opposed to the spoken word.

According to the New York Times, "[t]he history of Burton's manoeuvres at this time will never be fully told".

They require that subjects be fully told of the risks and give their informed consent.

The decline of New Orleans's port is a tremendously complicated affair that can't be fully told here.

But he believes the story of frontier violence should be fully told by the National Museum of Australia not the memorial; a monument in Canberra (though not at the war memorial) should commemorate those who died; frontier conflict was immensely complex and did not amount to war, and that serving Indigenous personnel do not support portraying frontier conflict at the Australian war memorial.

And in an age when we are constantly told what to do without being fully told why (think of all the rules, regrets and warnings we live by daily), the control freak likes to step into the gap and appear as the sole authority figure around, whether or not they have a proper grasp on the facts (and sadly, they often do not).

"Removing O'Brien from Scotland might temporarily reduce the embarrassment to the church authorities but this story has not been fully told yet," says Lenny, the ex-priest complainant.