Examples of 'fully expressed' in a sentence

Meaning of "fully expressed"

fully expressed: This phrase describes a state in which thoughts, feelings, or ideas are communicated completely and articulately. It suggests that all aspects or nuances of a message have been clearly conveyed and understood

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It is fully expressed in the aperitif and dessert.
Love can never be fully expressed in words.
Daumier let his talent as a caricaturist fully expressed.
It is fully expressed in his youth.
The best soils should be fully expressed.
Fully expressed in orders.
My opinions on this subject were more fully expressed.
His artistic credo is fully expressed in monumental and brightly painted birds.
Those worries you have not fully expressed.
Are fully expressed from His body in their entirety.
The glory of the human will be fully expressed.
Each part gets to be more fully expressed in MUDs than in the real world.
All of this allows its gustative qualities to be fully expressed.
You are not fully expressed.
We rewrite until our thoughts are clearly and accurately and fully expressed.

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His firm libertarian views were fully expressed in several dissents.
Suddenly there is a silence and this silence allows everything coming afterwards to be fully expressed.
I do not know if we have really fully expressed how grateful we are for this.
The Gospel must include miracles to be fully expressed.
Your love for others is more fully expressed in your desire to help them succeed.
Let mourning stop when ones grief is fully expressed.
Our essence is fully expressed in the Next World.
The terrifying unacceptability of that number can not be fully expressed in words.
It 's not fully expressed with words like that.
The benefits of lower emissions can not be fully expressed in money terms.
It is fully expressed in decorative arts, design and architecture.
The point colour develops slowly and is only fully expressed in the adult cat.
These are fully expressed in three programs that are in development,.
Perhaps collegial pastoral responsibility could be more fully expressed in the Synod.
Children 's needs must be more fully expressed in the design of reparations programmes.
Without compassion, love can not be fully expressed.
Both sides have fully expressed their opinions, according to the court.
UNCTAD hoped to see the concerns of developing countries fully expressed in that Declaration.
If you have fully expressed your old emotion, letting go feels very satisfying.
I do not think that I fully expressed to you.
When RAis fully expressed with all its classic features, its recognition is simple.
I am not sure that I have ever fully expressed my gratitude.
It is fully expressed in the Word ( logos ) Jn.
Ultimately you will see your horse 's personality be fully expressed.
Children & apos ; s needs must be more fully expressed in the design of reparations programmes.
You come to live your best life, where all your qualities are fully expressed.
Further, these molecules can be fully expressed in prokaryotic cells such as E. coli.
We want to become Nephesh Chaiah which is a soul that has Eros / Christ fully expressed.
Right . I do not know if we have really fully expressed how grateful we are for this.
If t is equal to 3, antistatic properties will not be fully expressed.
I don't know if we've really fully expressed how grateful we are for this.
The debate around the “ usefulness ” of research is fully expressed here!
Fully expressed my gratitude. I'm not sure that I have ever.
I still feel like I'm not fully expressed.
Digit in the fully expressed 32-digit IPv6 address becomes a separate.

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Examples of using Fully
Neither side fully respected the agreement
Fully clean the parts with water
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