Sentence examples for fruition of the from inspiring English sources
Israel's technological success is the fruition of the Zionist dream.
"It's part of the fruition of the women's movement," she said.
Volynsky finds in it the fruition of the philosophies of Kant, Spinoza and Nietzsche.This guy is not confusing tutus with froufrou.
Oral-B typically introduces one electronic brush a year, the fruition of the work of more than 300 designers and engineers over 3 to 5 years.
"If you say that's not the fruition of the dream, I don't know what is," said Bill Carr, a licensed clinical social worker from Montclair, N.J., who is black.
Today, not two months into her tenure as the first woman to be police chief here, Ms. Nunn embodies both the fruition of the civil rights movement -- evident in the whoops and chants of "Chief!
Throughout the history of the Christian tradition, the religious landscape has been littered with ideas of sacrifice, the fruition of these sacrifices, and the role of the human being within the execution of them.
Today's opening of the Center represents the fruition of that cooperation", said Vladan Popović, the Director of the Institute Budućnost and a member of the SPIS Municipal Steering Board on the occasion of the opening of the Center.
Morphet had known and occasionally worked with Kitaj for nearly 30 years by the time of the Tate collaboration, and the retrospective was the fruition of that friendship.
Tim Bick, leader of the city council, said: "The fruition of this proposal will represent a historic innovation in partnership between two of the city's oldest institutions".
I've spent a decent amount of time with the latest Touch dev units and they really do represent the fruition of all the impressive engineering and thoughtful product designing happening at Oculus.
