Sentence examples for fully achieves from inspiring English sources

And although Howe would never say so himself, his new life fully achieves the sort of risky adventure Plimpton only dabbled at.

Hunger, too, fully achieves this ambition, in its horrifying recreation of the rituals of the Maze prison and the brutality of all participants, though many will find it difficult to watch Sands's drawn-out, painful death without flinching.

The O'Casey and the earlier of the Friels have the ammunition of dealing with vital aspects of Irish history (the Easter Rising and the 19th-century land seizures), although recent revivals of Lughnasa have strongly made the case that this may be the play in which Irish writing most fully achieves its long dream of matching Chekhov.

Although it notes that Facebook is the only company that "fully achieves the target of reviewing the majority of notifications within the day".

Whether one or more of these normality approaches fully achieves the end at which it aims, which remains to be seen, they certainly introduce a fresh and well-motivated angle that holds promise for dealing effectively with familiar counterexamples.

The new CFPB, in many ways, is the first federal agency that fully achieves President Kennedy's vision.

Democracy is never fully achieved.

By David Remnick Democracy is never fully achieved.

"They have fully achieved their objective," Mr. Goldstein said.

Embassytown is a fully achieved work of art.

The Bernanke Fed has failed to fully achieve its goals.