Sentence examples for Fully realized of from inspiring English sources

The Skeedaddlehopper is the most fully realized of Mr. Selby's inventions.

But Joe Mott, at least in Mr. Robinson's view, is the most fully realized of O'Neill's black characters.

The community of Indians that Naipaul depicts in "A House for Mr. Biswas" — the most fully realized of his thirteen books of fiction — is based on the circles he grew up in: poor Hindus who had immigrated to Trinidad from India in the late nineteenth century.

Mr. Lerner and Mr. Loewe inherited the Rodgers and Hammerstein tradition of the book musical and refined it in such acclaimed and popular shows as "My Fair Lady," "Camelot," "Brigadoon" and "Paint Your Wagon," as well as in "Gigi," one of the most fully realized of film musicals.

Perhaps the most original and fully realized of these one-offs was "Martin" (1978), a disturbing, beautifully edited rethink of the vampire myth, which Romero would later single out as his personal favorite among his films.

Priscilla abounds in energy, and there are standout performances by its three stars -- Will Swenson, Nick Adams and especially Tony Sheldon, as the most fully realized of the characters -- but it seemed a fairly primitive entertainment.

Last week, after answering questions like "Did your making shoes change your life?", Mr. Weitzman surprised the students with fully realized versions of three of his favorite sketches.

One of the most fully realized applications of emotional recognition that I am aware of is the aggression-detection system developed by Sound Intelligence, which has been deployed in Rotterdam and Amsterdam, and other cities in the Netherlands.

However, before the therapeutic potential of hESC can be fully realized, development of a culture system that enhances the production of undifferentiated hESC will be essential.

"Rhetorical Image," at the New Museum of Contemporary Art in SoHo, is an exhibition paved with good intentions but remarkably devoid of visually complex, fully realized works of art.

The scientific potential of animal models of carcinogenesis has not been fully realized because of our limited ability to monitor tumor growth in vivo.