Sentence examples for be more fully achieved from inspiring English sources

This consultation aims to support adequate consideration of children's issue into the national SEDP, so that the rights of children can be more fully achieved through the national development process.

The film is a kind of diptych in which one of the panels is more fully achieved than the other.

This needs to be more fully discussed.

She said Bring Up the Bodies was "a more fully achieved book than Wolf Hall.

In Mr. Jennings's more fully realized version, achieved after weeks of rehearsal, an initial, amusing cartoonishness melted unexpectedly into a portrait of a man of unwavering, intuitive faith in his right to command.

And since individuals are more fully determined, or more fully characterized, than any abstraction, "particular representations are in the highest degree poetic" (Meditationes, §XIX, p. 18): poetry achieves its goal of arousing a density of images by portraying individuals in particular circumstances rather than by trafficking in generalities and abstractions.

Cat Game (free) was more fully featured.

They are more fully described as follows.

All that is left is bitterness, which is fully achieved at approximately 60 minutes.

Yet, if the goal cannot be fully achieved it can be approached.

Not to worry — the comical effect is what matters and it is fully achieved.