Sentence for fully | Use fully in a sentence

Sentence using the word fully. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use fully in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for fully.

• He believed it fully. (4)
• But he was fully awake now. (10)
• Harz had lain down, fully dressed. (8)
• But Beauchamp was fully indicated. (10)
• He was ready to say why, and fully. (10)
• In one point she was fully justified. (4)
• I thank you for explaining it so fully. (4)
• All things came too soon and too fully. (12)
• The war has never fully panned out in fiction yet. (9)
• It is a long story, and I will not go into it fully. (9)
• But she felt fully as wretched as if she had been married. (8)
• The suspicion which I see in your eyes is fully justified. (12)
• She took his kiss fully, and gave her own frankly, in return. (10)
• He was partly comprehended by Chumley Potts, fully a week later. (10)
• He looked as if he fully understood and honoured such a sentiment. (4)
• His attention was now fully aroused, his gaze eager and imperative. (1)
• After fully half a minute, it was opened, and Mrs. Wagge stood there. (8)
• For fully a minute Lord Valleys made no answer; he felt almost ruffled. (8)
• He wanted no advice on such a matter, having fully resolved what to do. (10)
• It required that he should see her to know fully the sinner he had been. (22)
• She raised her eyes towards him more fully than she had ever done before. (4)
• For the sake of conversation, Temple asked him if his ship was fully manned. (10)
• But her husband was fully entitled to any share of them that he may have borne. (9)
• Stanley dropped the Review and for fully a minute paced the room without reply. (8)
• Or had her physical strength, not yet fully renewed, given way under the stress? (9)
• This singular person had fully qualified herself to attend on a soldier-brother. (10)
• Her days were so well and fully occupied that anxiety was forced below the surface. (8)
• The under-factor came forth, fully dressed, bearing two huge flagons of port wine. (19)
• Presently the squire descended, fully clad, and breathing sharply from his nostrils. (10)
• If we feel we can give our breath of life, the strength of the feeling fully answers. (10)
• When day had fully come, a dim, misty day, the crows flew thither from all directions. (12)
• She could not break back up that hill, and there was no other cover for fully half a mile. (8)
• She gave them as fully as she could remember them, and the old man made no comment on them. (9)
• Tresten had not returned, neither he nor the advocate, and he had been absent fully an hour. (10)
• His facility in the art of writing was very great and was fully equalled by his love for work. (3)
• In this conclusion a somewhat long experience of the life of a traveller has fully established me. (6)
• The Bantam jerked a bit of a bow to his patron, and then swung round, fully obscuring him from Richard. (10)
• Captain Wentworth was folding up a letter in great haste, and either could not or would not answer fully. (4)
• The man was fully clothed, but nothing was visible of the woman except her black stockings in the straw. (12)
• The postal address, with the date, was fully given, and the name signed at the end was evidently genuine. (9)
• As Sir Charles de la Tour he obtained audience of the Lord Protector and stated his case fully and frankly. (19)
• Fully half our meetings were at my house in Cambridge, where he made himself as much at home as in Hartford. (9)
• He was sorry he had said this, but it did not seem to shock her, and no doubt she had not taken it in fully. (9)
• Still she fully intended to devote her attentions to this conspiracy and expose its operations, if possible. (18)
• Then, fully counting the cost of his action, he returned to the {61} Iroquois and to his companion Godefroy. (19)
• Tipsy as I felt myself, I was yet sufficiently clear to be fully alive to the drollery of the scene before me. (6)
• It was my first experience with the advertiser with a request: for this reason I have given the incident fully. (16)
• She is fully resolved not to have him without your endorsement, and he is quite willing to abide by what you say. (9)
• In a vague way, Dan felt her displeasure with that passage of his history, but no man could have fully imagined it. (9)
• Westover said that he did not blame her for not knowing her mind; he had been fifteen years learning his own fully. (9)
• She did, most fully; and reflecting how entirely she did so, the thought assailed her: some one must be loving him! (10)
• His remembrance absolutely ceased with an event, and yet his character, his personality, his identity fully persisted. (9)
• On her return she forced herself to reprove George for his recklessness before she yielded fully to her motherly affection. (5)
• Emma made as slight a reply as she could; but it was fully sufficient for Mrs. Elton, who only wanted to be talking herself. (4)
• He sat down by the window with his eyes care fully averted, and spoke in soft tones broken by something that sounded like emotion. (8)
• Henrietta fully thought so herself, before Captain Wentworth came; but from that time Cousin Charles had been very much forgotten. (4)
• While I thought over this difficulty, Trevanion came up, and in a few words, informed me more fully upon what he hinted at before. (6)
• We came away care fully nursing such impression as we had got of a spec tacle whose historical quality we did our poor best to feel. (9)
• The inherent energy of the circus is never more fully demonstrated than when there is tardiness in arriving at the town of exhibition. (21)
• There is a littleness about him which you discovered, and which I did not: and I was fully convinced of his being in love with Harriet. (4)
• The set scene represents the end section of a room, with wide French windows, Back Centre, fully opened on to an apple orchard in bloom. (8)
• It cannot be denied that the original design was faulty and short-sighted, and did not fully profit by the capabilities of the situation. (2)
• He sat in his study, with Miranda near him, for fully an hour, without doing anything whatever, sunk in a strange, half-pleasurable torpor. (8)
• Though without much spiritual insight, they had, each of them, a certain cool judgment; and were fully alive to the danger of thwarting Barbara. (8)
• Consequently, and as a defence against the darker dread, they now, for the first time, fully believed that monetary ruin had befallen their father. (10)
• The public will understand more fully than it ever has done the necessity of supporting heartily the standards established by newspapers themselves. (16)
• Mr. Crawford would have fully acquitted her conduct in refusing him; but this, though most material to herself, would be poor consolation to Sir Thomas. (4)

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