Sentence examples for as a fully realized from inspiring English sources

I can't honestly say I feel those sensations as a fully realized image of my gal.

The dazed, strung-out character she conjures to sing "One for My Baby" is a complete dramatic creation as well as a fully realized musical one.

Those are mighty shoes to fill, and as powerful and well made as it is, "Outside the Law" is too schematic and single-minded to lodge itself in your mind as a fully realized cinematic epic.

"I saw it as a fully realized theatrical piece," Mr. Holder says, "a timeless love story, with a 30's atmosphere, and the dancers glamorously dressed in my designs for evening gowns and black tie and tails".

For as Laura took her place as a fully realized, three-dimensional individual, entitled to her citizenship in the human race, she had to step off the pedestal Howe had built for her.

Possession of child pornography is — and should be — seen as a fully realized crime, for it supports a market whose "suppliers" are, as Aviv notes, hard to track down and prosecute, and whose victims — the minors exploited for production — are too easily forgotten amid our fascination with and fear of child pornography's consumers.

When LGBTQ characters show up in media, it's usually as emissaries to the straight world rather than as part of a fully realized, dynamic LGBTQ community.

And the filmmakers' focus on young Krystal isn't enough to make the project feel as if it tells a fully realized story.

Though the novel provides Anna Fox with a painstakingly stitched backstory that has consequences for the present, she ultimately seems more a function of the plot than a fully realized person, not quite as interesting as her problems.

It was a Gilbert and Sullivan binge that set me going this time, that and a a very good play about John Ruskin, the visionary art and social critic, and his marriage to Euphemia Gray, a spirited young woman who dared to find him wanting as a husband-companion and a fully realized human being.

As a band, they are a fully realized artistic idea.