Sentence examples for fulfils in from inspiring English sources
Trump "fulfils in a lot of respects the stereotypes of this capitalist boss figure: a decadent westerner who shoots off with his mouth and fires off all sorts of racist, crazy comments.
He speaks of movie promises made online which he'll feel "always backed up, always in debt" until he fulfils – in particular a trilogy of films about the legendary military commander, Hannibal.
I thought of this exchange while watching William Friedkin's Rules of Engagement because as a courtroom drama it fulfils in the most literal way Sartre's definition of what constitutes theatre and also because it's arguably right-wing and unarguably pretty bad, though not without entertaining moments, mostly connected with the central performances.
Just the opposite: it means supporting and speaking up for her composer colleagues, challenging the function that contemporary music fulfils in society, and embarking on a nationwide exploration of the state of music education in order to create pieces that will be useful for schoolchildren and amateur musicians.
Multifunctionality, a core issue in the EU agricultural and rural development agenda, refers to the different functions that agriculture fulfils in society, functions that go well beyond the production of food and fibres.
Obviously, f satisfies all the conditions of Theorem 2.4 and so if we take (x_{0}=0) then (overline{x}=0) is a candidate which fulfils in the conclusion of Theorem 2.4.
Everyone attending will be invited to make a personal commitment or action to fulfil in their home country.
Whatever role cars fulfil in the future, it seems likely that alternatives to petrol and diesel power will proliferate.
In Biggins's view, "Caz is very driven: he sees himself as having a quest to fulfil in his life that outweighs everything".
It was three months after giving birth to Oscar that Wright felt there was something else she needed to fulfil in her life.
For patients such as Sarah, travelling abroad for treatment has given her the opportunity to start a family – a dream she struggled to fulfil in the UK.
