Sentence examples for Less realized from inspiring English sources

Ditto, in a less realized role, the hammy Mr. Rudd.

Becker insists that he never entirely intended to stay in academia: "It was only after I finished the Ph.D. that I more or less realized that my choice now was to be the most educated piano player on Sixty-third Street or start taking sociology more seriously".

The polycrystalline samples do show high low-field magneto-resistance (LFMR), but good amount of control over particle sizes and grain-boundary distribution is required, which is well known but less realized in practical approaches.

Thus the lectures argue that art generally, and therefore poetry in particular, is national in nature, not universal like science and (in a sense) religion, and more radically that poetry has the function of expressing individuality, of resisting even the commonality of a national language (thereby making explicit a potential which is also present, though less realized, in normal language use).

I was fascinated with her story and more or less realized that this conversation was rare air.

I didn't have time to blow my hair dry, much less realize how all those days were adding up to so much of my life, so fast.

To be fair, in a less ambitious game — and a less fully realized one — these absurd fictions wouldn't be so objectionable.

There seems to be a general perception that this stormy work is less fully realized.

But somewhere along the way, she minded less and realized she didn't want to leave.

Killer Service Less fully realized, though just as intellectually provocative, is Arnaud Desplechin's "Esther Kahn".

A Report of a Few of the Less Generally Realized Advantages Accruing from Incidents of the Summer Season.