Sentence examples for a truly complete from inspiring English sources

He is a truly complete basketball player.

A truly complete genome sequence could be just a few years away, predicts Akeson, who collaborated with Miga.

There was a false start (the announcement at the White House that the sequence was complete relied on a generous definition of that word: a truly complete sequence was not published until 2003).

To get a truly complete picture of what your child is eligible for, you'll have to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid FAFSAA), which colleges use to determine the amount of aid to award to students.

But an exhibition on Virginia and the Confederacy on the museum's lower level is far more frank about slavery and demonstrates how powerful a truly complete portrait of Confederate society might one day be, perhaps even showing the strains on the very institutions — plantations and slavery —that secession was meant to protect.

This is why commercials are just one piece of a truly complete marketing campaign.

Follow up with a picture frame for a truly completed look.

A room is never truly complete without a light fixture that ties it all together.

I suppose the true answer comes in when I receive feedback from the viewer, their observations, the validation that the ideas I'm trying to get across are coming through, this is when a work is truly complete to me.

And an ensemble from the 26-year-old isn't truly complete without a full head of hair.

As I mentioned before, I have a strong urge to twerk and that act isn't truly complete without a good ratchet soundtrack.