Sentence examples for told in full from inspiring English sources

Today, Magie's story can be told in full.

Yet among geoscientists, there has been a lingering sense that the story has not been told in full.

The true story of UN contractors' role in human trafficking and enforced prostitution is to be told in full for the first time in a new book by a former UN human rights investigator.

Told in full spreads and comic-book-style panels, the story of a boy in a bat T-shirt and his mouse takes readers aboard a small boat headed to Antarctica.

The Hacked Off campaigning group, generally in favour of respect for privacy, insists that the story should have been told in full, because in not doing so the press retained power over a man who supposedly had power over them.

What makes this so successful in this production is that the cast ensure every snippet sounds as though it is spilling over with a desire to be told in full.

The story behind the most spectacular corporate roller-coaster ride in memory is impossible to tell in full detail yet, thanks to the secrecy and opacity for which Enron is notorious.

As Renstrom explains, the choice to highlight female photographers was not a piece of pandering clickbait, but about the juncture of resilience and what is rightfully all women's: "So if patience is a photographer's virtue, then the particular patience of the female photographer long neglected by represented ably by those featured in those issue is a story worth telling in full".

Told now in full for the first time, this is the story of the Asian connection.

He told us, in full seriousness, that once Saddam was eliminated, it would be necessary to "deal with" North Korea.

He was easy to underestimate — until he opened his mouth, and told you in full, unreconstructed Brooklynese, the way he saw things and the way you were going to see things, too.