Sentence examples for complete and successful from inspiring English sources

That was a good 12 years before his death, but he never did manage to produce a more complete and successful conventional novel.

DiMaggio became the next best thing to a chief executive officer: he is a wealthy businessman and, as Halberstam remarks, "a more complete and successful human being" than his more celebrated brother, Joe (or than Williams, for that matter).

A genuine apology is complete and successful when a wrongdoer has understood the pain his or her actions have caused and felt regret and remorse without expectation of forgiveness.

Indeed, in the official report of the Provost Marshal General, just previously referred to in the margin, reviewing the whole subject, it was stated that it was the efficient aid resulting from the forces created by the draft at a very critical moment of the civil strife which obviated a disaster which seemed impending, and carried that struggle to a complete and successful conclusion.

What criteria needs to be met for the project to be considered complete and successful?

In all cases, the reconstructions are complete and successful, meaning that the complete set of user actions are correctly recovered.

And Mr. Hanson, a real estate investor himself, is confident that Xanadu can be completed and successful.

The first sentence conveys that the action expressed is completed and successful ("Danny [caused] Becky [to have] the ball")., whereas the second sentence only conveys that the indirect object is the goal of the action ("Danny [caused] the ball [to go to] Becky").

Why, when the picture is pretty much complete, domesticated and successful, does he exclusively seek out (and excel at) these studies in misery?

The model successfully simulates the progression of healing and predicts that the rate of osteogenic growth factor production by osteoblasts and the duration of the initial release of growth factors upon injury are particularly important parameters for complete ossification and successful healing.

Indeed, Drosophila larvae are predominantly programmed for energy storage to ensure complete pupation and successful eclosion.