Well, that's not fully true.
That's not fully true, of course: his autobiographically inflected Holocaust drama "The Pianist" received several Academy Awards, including best director, amid much love and acclamation.
On Bradley's account of truth, however, while for ordinary purposes it is true that 7 is greater than 3 and false that oxygen is lighter than hydrogen, once we try to meet the more exacting demands of metaphysics we are forced to recognize that truth admits degrees and that, while the former is undoubtedly more true than the latter, it is not fully true.
What if the assumption is not fully true -- and larger organizations with larger stores of data unleash forces of distrust that diminish customer engagement?
These assumptions are not fully true for neural responses; see [19].
Fellow inventors laud him as a second Thomas Edison, an often maligned genius whose true brilliance was not fully understood until after his death.
Critics have complained that the true Roosevelt, the leader who triumphed from a wheelchair, was not fully on display.
"Basically I was not fully concentrated.
I'm a musician and a stylist, so without these two things, I'm not fully being true to me.
Although the experiences through the years have ultimately shaped my destiny, I wasn't fully aware that my true "destiny" ever existed until September 11th.
