Sentence examples for completely realizing from inspiring English sources

He was too shrewd, however, to destroy it completely, realizing that dislike of Argos was one of the factors that kept Sparta's Peloponnesian allies loyal.

Furthermore, under certain conditions, it internalizes the external diseconomy completely, realizing the social optimum.

This is the point that Kant, without completely realizing it, captured by saying that morality is categorical.

For completely realizing the dynamic model, an adaptive identification method is quoted to experimentally identify the hysteresis parameters of the Bouc Wen model.

Still, experts will have to determine that, at the time of the crime, the accused was in "an altered state which prevented him from completely realizing what he was doing," says Hébert.

As Haley Elkins, a self-described gun-loving West Texas girl, eloquently describes, quick-firing weapons such as semiautomatics can take away the involvement, making the process much too detached -- to the point where one may fire a weapon (and fire multiple times at that) without completely realizing the gravity of the action.

"I completely realize it was a really foolish act.

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

Still, for sheer unerring errancy, I can't recall anything quite so completely realized as this.

"She's so beautiful, people don't completely realize that she's an actual great actress," Mr. Nichols said.

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