Sentence examples for completely realised from inspiring English sources

She's the most completely realised of his female characters, from her ties-and-checks wardrobes to her off-beat remarks.

Monoliths & Dimensions avoids this fate, and in doing so, becomes one of the boldest and most completely realised albums of the year.

It was through such meetings that Petit developed his belief that only a combination of designer, composer and librettist could ensure that the choreographer's vision could be completely realised.

Yet while Orwell's first four novels are not nearly so completely realised as their more famous successors Animal Farm and 1984, they offer many important insights into the development of the most important English novelist of ideas of the last century.

However, von Weizsäcker's Max Planck Institute could not be completely realised.

It's impossible to write about Fred without evoking the memory of Margot Fonteyn, the ballerina through whose artistry he most completely realised the vision of perfection Pavlova had planted in his soul.

Several barriers need to be overcome to completely realise the benefit of screening in reducing liver-related morbidity and mortality.

"While it's best to quit completely, I realise that not every smoker can and it is much better to get nicotine from safer sources such as nicotine replacement therapy".

I broke down completely, because I realised that no one would love me like that ever again.

Whether a damselfly in "Performance", a "Midget puppet-clown, tranced on his strings, /In the nightfall pall of balsam", or the "plungings, and spray-slow explosions" of "A Dove", his creatures are completely, and delightedly, realised.

With the glasses having completely failed me, I realised that we are essentially all fucked.