Sentence examples for better realised from inspiring English sources

X-Men would be far better realised on the small screen, and ironically, there has always been something of a TV movie feel to the films, even before Ratner arrived on the scene.

The book is called Ideal, and was written by Rand in 1934 as a novel, but according to publisher New American Library, an imprint at Penguin Random House, the author "thought the theme of the piece would be better realised as a play and put the novel aside".

And everything in it can be found in a far better realised, albeit no less trashy thriller that J-Lo made in 2002 with Michael Apted, in which she flees cross-country from a monstrously violent husband, played to the absolute nines by Billy Campbell.

Clicking the play icon, watching the line move across the bottom of the clip, seeing the minutes being counted off - I find that more satisfying than watching better-realised TV programmes or films.

The sceptical will say Cameron was play-acting, that he can't really have been surprised by the European commission's demand that Britain "top up" its contribution by an extra £1.7bn – to reflect the UK's better than realised economic performance over the past two decades – and cough up by 1 December.

I recommend that this policy be reviewed with a view to simplifying it, making it more comprehensive and better differentiating realised and unrealised exchange gains and losses.

In order to better capture the realised niche of these diseases, prediction by the model is restricted to those areas of known disease transmission, or where transmission is uncertain, as defined by the evidence consensus layer (i).

To better determine the available realised habitat and estimate the (true) pseudo-absences within the fundamental space, the geographic extents of the training data were clipped to suitable soil types.

The visitors looked a little livelier in the second half, Aaron Cresswell skimming a shot against Pickford's bar and the disappointing Marko Arnautovic shooting tamely at the goalkeeper from a better position than he probably realised.

As Valentina started to squirm, I thought I should maybe offer up my bloodline, which, after a quick internal tally, realised didn't sound much better.

There are flaws; an incestuous subplot works best when suggested rather than realised, and the final act is ill-fittingly declarative as it attempts to tie up ends better left loose.