Sentence examples for could be fully realised from inspiring English sources
Mark died before his iSchool dream could be fully realised, but all of the pieces are in place and iSchool staff are determined to see it through.
Britain changed as a result, but when it joined the Common Market in 1973, the hard work of interrogating and reconciling the past was pushed aside, before a settled understanding of the legacy of Empire could be fully realised.
However, what I shall finally remember from this production is the overwhelming sense of loss that binds Negga's Hamlet and Duffin's Ophelia – something, I suspect, that could be fully realised only when you have a female prince.
To those who criticise communism and Marxism as "merely" a new form of religious belief, Benjamin's position – as with Ernst Bloch, whom I shall look at next week – was that religion was actually a vessel that contained within its authoritarian history and structures the spark of liberation which could only be fully realised through historical materialist transformation.
Ever since Plato, western thinkers have dreamed of ideal societies, utopias that could perhaps never be fully realised, but which at least gave us something to aspire to - noble, beautiful visions of what society might one day be like.
