Sentence examples for fully entered from inspiring English sources

Cacio e pepe has fully entered the collective psyche of foodies.

By Adam Gopnik The Eragon books offer the enchantment of an alternative world fully entered.

"Shakespeare has now fully entered the era of Big Data," Taylor announced in a press release.

In the 18 years she lived there, Ms. Baker fully entered into the spirit of the place.

"It's completely obvious that censorship has fully entered into the cultural life of the country," Zyagintsev wrote in a newspaper column.

He was leaving the 17th-century world of the craftsman behind but had not yet fully entered into the 19th-century world of the autonomous composer.

Mr. Geithner does not fully enter the story until its midpoint.

There is palpable relief when the premodern is left behind, for now we see Jews fully enter into secular history.

Her melancholy is the result of an inability to either fully enter the world or leave it.

Not until the Renaissance, when painters introduced the vanishing point in art (implying both zero and infinity) did the dangerous idea fully enter Western consciousness.

But most of all, I think, it will take the kind of soul-searching that has yet to fully enter this conversation.