full-blooded

Unlike China and Russia it is a full-blooded democracy; unlike India it has no serious disputes with its neighbours.

The word does not have quite such a full-blooded * meaning now as it had in the times of St. Augustine and St. Thomas Aquinas.

I wanted to be someone, a recognizable personality, a full-blooded, memorable human being, and not just a cancer patient.

It would be naive to urge or expect either country to become a full-blooded democracy in a trice.

All this stands in the way of a full-blooded recovery.

B: He's not full-blooded anything, he's just a mutt.

In the pivotal role of Chief Bromden, Forman cast a non actor, a full-blooded member of the Creek tribe working as a park ranger near Salem.

So far only Shenzhen has suffered a full-blooded bust, with prices down an estimated 40%.

One yearns for a full-blooded, sturdy, and capable personality; these are all so many shadows, flitting about, out of touch with the world.

Now we move on to a more full-blooded query language.

But it is thought Terry has the edge because he is more vocal and is an inspirational example with his full-blooded commitment.

Most of a Garou's cubes and children never become full blooded werewolves.

There is one full-blooded giant, however, on the side of the good.

The DB9 is both a full-blooded sports car and a hugely capable grand tourer.

He's a full-blooded footballer with fantastic instincts.

Every Olympic Games, We are proud of the rising of our national flag. the Majestic national anthem keep us full-blooded ;