Sentence examples for was fully identified from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a full manner; without lack or defect.
- He fully met his responsibilities.
By the time the writer Marijane Meaker met her in 1960, Highsmith, "a handsome, dark-haired woman in a trenchcoat" was fully identified as Morgan and the novel "stood on every lesbian bookshelf, along with classics like The Well of Loneliness; We, Too, Are Drifting; Diana and Olivia".
This material was fully identified with XRD and SEM.
Like many people here, he declined to be fully identified.
None are fully identified, although Billie Holiday, Bessie Smith and Mary Lou Williams seem to be among the subjects.
Veronica and Paul (neither want to be fully identified) really shouldn't be worried.
The dangerous areas in Vietnam have yet to be fully identified, roped off or cleared.
The materials were provided on condition that the supposed victims not be fully identified, and that the office be concealed.
"It's incredible," said E. Rodriguez, a 48-year-old educator who asked that she not be fully identified.
Both asked not to be fully identified for fear of the authorities.
Take the case of Salvador, who like others declined to be fully identified.
It was easy to imagine how somebody could be moving around the house without being fully identified, since we were all essentially strangers to one another.
