Sentence examples for a truly completed from inspiring English sources

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

He is a truly complete basketball player.

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).

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.

It just occurred to me that, to create a truly complete public education package, I should probably add an H. to the acronym for Humanities.

The heavy news coverage of the unusual fallout from Akin's comments makes it difficult for any pollster to get a truly complete read on voter preferences in this race, and the fact that both surveys were done in one night suggests the need for special caution about the results of both polls.

Firstly, the accuracy of a rule may be low due to the lack of of a truly complete database, rather than a flaw in the rule itself.

A truly complete and comprehensive overview of the requirements in each existing biosimilar guideline is outside of the scope of this review.

A potential limitation toward this goal could be that even though the technique presented here may allow for complete tumor resections to be performed in principle, a truly complete removal of all tumor cells may be prohibitive in many patients because the tumor has spread to crucial neurological structures.

Because of the diffuse pattern of GBM invasion into adjacent brain tissue, it is uncertain whether a truly complete surgical removal of all tumor cells (and therefore cure) would be feasible in humans, even with the availability of the most sensitive image-guidance technology.