Sentence examples for fully ended from inspiring English sources

The war abated, but it never fully ended.

For many decades, blacks were under-represented: a legacy of the segregation of the armed forces, which was not fully ended until 1954 and which excluded black volunteers in favour of white draftees.

And this one, which lies at the intersection of religion and real estate, has reawakened old suspicions and sectarian divisions in a town where the fighting never fully ended.

That character was so influential, however, so funny and mean and human and real, that it seems now, upon reflection, that Shandling did in fact host his own late-night show in the nineties, and for that reason this 1988 photograph marks the early years of an era that has only recently fully ended.

"The Indonesian genocide ended 50 years ago this year, but in a terrible way it hasn't fully ended because the perpetrators are still in power, and survivors continue to live in fear," Oppenheimer said in accepting the award at the Paramount Theater in Los Angeles.

He considered it "a meditation on loss," which explores "a relationship neither fully ended nor easily forgotten by either party".

Only through fully ending Israel's occupation of the West Bank and Gaza can a lasting peace be achieved.

And while the anxiety may decline over time, the yearning to see parents reunite never fully ends, Dr. Kernberg said.

It will take far more than a single presidency to fully end America's long struggle with race.

Republican presidential candidate Rand Paul has pledged to block any efforts that stop short of fully ending the NSA's bulk collection.

The speech, watched by the Cuban president, Raúl Castro, and many government officials as well as US-invited guests, was received politely, with most applause reserved for Obama's call on Congress to fully end the trade embargo.