Sentence examples for completely showing from inspiring English sources

If games, movies or playing outside is what tickles their ivories, make of that an incentive – do the work properly and completely showing that you know the skills necessary to pass a test, complete homework and playtime will be an experience you will never forget.

But, Bergner writes, other studies undermine this completely, showing that in feral environments where male monkeys randomly kill babies in the group, a female monkey who has sex with as many males as possible obscures paternity of her child and stands a better chance of every male in the group protecting it.

When the temple was discovered, nearly 200 years ago, only one of the heads was completely showing above the sand, the next head was broken off and, of the remaining two, only the crowns could be seen.

Only LDH/EP nanocomposites showed self-extinguishing behavior in the horizontal UL94 test; LDH/EP microcomposites and MMT/EP nanocomposites samples burned completely showing that the unique flame resistance of LDH/EP nanocomposites is related to both the level of dispersion and the intrinsic properties of LDH clay.

Place the bra so that the cross is completely showing, then put it down on a surface.

Signing for one of them wouldn't allow Nicks to completely show off his talents.

Having to play two clone roles in the romp that was Time Heist, Keeley Hawes never got to completely show off her talents in either.

"She was a woman who in her life, until the events of July 7 altered her life completely, showed great compassion for the vulnerable and the disabled".

I did the HAIRraising charity ride for John Frieda and it completely showed me a different side to somewhere I thought I knew.

That the logs burned so quickly and completely shows how stressed the trees were, and that the fire burned upslope at 8,000 feet means that melting snow had done little to saturate the ground.

As the increase of the reaction time, TAN disappeared and transformed to SrTiO3 nanoparticles completely (shown in Fig. 2c).