it was Bloch in Czechoslovakia who volunteered fulsome affadavits for the Moscow trials

Lukács's neo-naivety does not even call a halt before Thomas Mann, whom he plays off against Joyce in a fulsome flattery which would have nauseated the great chronicler of decay.

For him, a more fulsome embrace of technology capitalism will serve to strengthen society.

however fulsome the lip-service a society may pay to the professions which do not directly produce wealth

Fulsome explainers like George Eliot

Me, I am developing Lizzyboo. A fulsomely pretty girl. She is also voluble, indiscreet and, I think, not too bright. She's perfect for me.

she’s blessed up top too, though perhaps not as fulsomely as I imagined

what really bothered the country’s elites was his fulsome assault on the plutocracy.

a fulsome pornographic bouquet of neopatriarchal tropes

Such a reduction of labour to a fulsome economic zero

Lenu's fulsome praise itself becomes -- on this understanding -- an exercise in masking.

Hence ‘history’ has dealt fairly with the Tolpuddle Martyrs, and fulsomely with Francis Place

It's at this fulsome of student approval

Her voice deepened; it became fulsome, indulgent, almost smug