Sentence examples for completely realized of from inspiring English sources

Only Bynum, the most completely realized of the shaman figures who recur in Mr. Wilson's work, understands that Loomis's story is that of all of the residents.

Zingonia was the dream, never completely realized, of the entrepreneur Renzo Zingone: "building the most modern both residential and industrial city" in the most important productive region of the country, Lombardy.

Dr. Juanes said he believed that undertaking such storage would be in humanity's best interest, but that the benefits might not be completely realized for hundreds of years.

She who had given up early had produced the most completely realized art of the day: a scene of Avalanche Pass, with Lake Colden in the foreground.

However, this huge potential for the understanding of bacterial pathogenesis has not yet been completely realized because of the substantial technical problems associated with accurately measuring bacterial gene expression during real infections.

The most completely realized part of the whole performance was the lustrous solo Tiler Peck danced as Polyhymnia.

The alliance between the two companies was never completely realized because of antitrust concerns by the U.S. Department of Justice.

Joseph McBride has called it "Welles's masterpiece, the fullest, most completely realized expression of everything he had been working towards since Citizen Kane".

What the book and show do share is a nonlinear format, a tone of assaultive abjection, and a sense of being both unresolved and completely realized.

Langley emerges as the true center of "The Dazzle" and its one completely realized character.

After this greenspace plan is legislated and completely realized, Beijing will develop an interconnected and integrated network of urban greenspaces.