| One who essentially will bend to the unofficial bidding of his political masters and then contribute fulsomely to the perception that all is of his own doing. |
| After 2014, when the world fulsomely tries to make it up to them, the uniformed ghosts may begin to be gently shaken off. |
| If longevity is a cause for celebration then it was right and proper that her life should have been marked so fulsomely. |
| I strongly believe that it is through education that we can change the world for the better, a view so fulsomely echoed by the Regents Round Square scholars recently. |
| When Prince Charles arrived, Johnson rose from his pew and fulsomely welcomed him to Australia. |
| If we are not participating more fulsomely in the international markets, then it is going to be difficult for us. |
