Sentence examples for fully exemplified from inspiring English sources

The Depression era was a bumpy, parochial patch in American culture; no one more fully exemplified its regressive side than Benton, who taught at the league from 1926 to 1935.

The upshot is that the body-soul relation is only fully exemplified by the world-God relation.

Papillion is an exuberant hero who fully exemplifies the human spirit.

The cult of Cicero began to develop alongside that of Aristotle; Cicero was perceived as not only preaching but as fully exemplifying the intellectual as citizen.

The statechart of Fig. 2 fully exemplifies the scenario we are interested in modeling.

Regardless of how the remarks came about, they fully exemplify the national security policy of the old crowd: the guiding theory that a frightened population will and should acquiesce to the slow dissolution of civil liberties in the face of ambiguous threats from faceless (and mostly brown-skinned) villains.

These intriguing preferential drug sensitivities of Epi and Mes cancers in the correlation analysis of EMT score and the IC50 of 138 compounds (EMT score IC50; Supplementary Table S5) prompted us to investigate the relevance of these findings, as cell lines do not fully exemplify the behaviours of primary tumours.

The richness of nonlinear wave motions described by NLS is exemplified by the fully nonlinear envelope soliton and "breather" solutions, which are fully understood only in terms of the general solution of the equation as described by the inverse scattering transform (1ST); the method may be viewed as a nonlinear generalization of the linear Fourier transform.

This is best exemplified by women feeling uncomfortable in fully exposing their bodies during sex, even when our romantic partners have already expressed attraction to us by their eagerness to rip our clothes off.

But this increase in agonism appears insufficient for clinical weight loss [20], and seems to not fully capture the antidiabetic potential of GLP-1R agonism, as exemplified by once-weekly injected exenatide (LAR) [21].

It was a moment that exemplified why Harry Redknapp does not seem to trust Taarabt fully.