Sentence examples for very full of it from inspiring English sources

There she attended St. Anne's School for Girls, going on to become the youngest-ever prefect and later school captain: "She stood out from the rest of us," remembers her friend and classmate Anne Shaw, "She was very full of it, had lots of personality and was very theatrical.

It is heavy and painful and painful admission and very full of emotion but it is most of all honest".

From Verona, he informed his sister Mary that he was looking forward to their 10 days in Venice: "I don't know what people generally complain so much of in their wedding journeys — ours has certainly been very full of delight and it goes on increasing".

"I definitely had an angry-young-man thing going through most of my twenties," he says, "because I wanted people to take me and my shit seriously, all right, and I was very full of piss and vinegar about it.

One of the odd things about Mr. Wiman's memoir is that it's very full of God but quite empty of people.

The tablet bears out the Roman historian Tacitus's claim that the city was "very full of businessmen and commerce," a reputation it has carried, give or take a few centuries of abandonment in the Anglo-Saxon period, ever since.

Acceptable responses to the question "Sure it's full of vegetables, but how does it taste?" are "I feel great"; "It's just good to know I'm getting so many vegetables at once"; and "It's very full of vegetables".

She said: "My perception is that it's very full of sugar.

"I'm very full of life, but at the same time very dismissive of it.

And as Lundgren puts it, "I think that they're very full of life".

It's also what makes the leaves get very full of grit, so always give your leeks a good rinse before use.