Filled rectangle Draw a filled rectangle

There's a lot of research in the social sciences showing that depending on how you describe the glass to people, as half full or half empty, it changes how they feel about it.

So it's the exact same procedure, we're just focusing people's attention on the part of the glass that's full, or the part of the glass that's empty.

Here goes the first glass! Now for the second glass!

Well, imagine the same balloon filled with water completely filled with water.

Filled Box

Filled Rectangle

Full House

Disk Full

Filled with tourists.

Fill it.

A cup for the winner.

You can't measure anymore.

Fill her up.

Pardon me, but the glass...

I broke the glass.

So if you describe the glass as half full, this is called the gain frame, because you're focusing on what's gained, then people like it.

As if there weren't enough girls on the street!

Our place is full of them.

She filled the glass with wine.

He filled the cup to the brim.

You've knocked over a glass.

The one he will take.

Give me the glass, Tom.

There's no more food and the bacteria have collapsed.

The ocean is full of life.

And you can see, it's lumpy bumpy.

Gulp down a cup of iced beer.

I guess I'll have to go.

You don't really think anything has happened to your brother?

Maybe just this once.

Why did you wash that glass?

No matter. Fill her up.

He found the Holy Grail.

Now one without the glass.

And over there, the gold cup of Cormac.

This glass I raise..

No, it is enough. I am full.

I kind of have a fat, rounder face.

It's so much more subtle, so much more visceral

Your hostage, is he heavyset?

It's just that the bathtub's running over.

Sami drank out of that glass.

What won the Cup in 1926?

But we haven't got a glass.