Sentence examples for fully formed on from inspiring English sources
A miraculous discovery found fully formed on the shore.
"Ode to a Nightingale," for example, is close to fully formed on the first, impulsive pages.
There is no crude cause-and-effect explanation of the poems; they suddenly appear fully formed on the page, in their chronological place but transcending it, too.
Sherman emerged fully formed on the New York art scene in the early 1980s with a series of untitled film stills.
In her diary entry that night, Clara gushed about the handsome young musician whom God appeared to have placed, fully formed, on earth.
It turned a new generation on to the funky genius of George Clinton The musical changes Dr Dre had set in motion with The Chronic became fully formed on Doggystyle.
Furthermore, Fig. 2F shows an example of a presynaptic terminal containing phagophores (ph) – a fully formed one on the left and a partially formed (U-shaped) one on the right.
The refrain of Aaron Burr's signature song, "Wait for It," came to him fully formed one evening on the subway.
Readers are in thrall to the idea of inspiration, as though the whole damn thing, poem, novel, or short story, descended fully formed to land on your shoulder and whisper itself into your ear.
But stop calling abortion murder, stop calling 12-week-old fetuses the size of a finger "babies," stop lying about how many abortions are performed on fetuses that are near to term, stop showing pictures of fully formed babies on your billboards.
Perhaps more remarkably, though, they capture the artists not fully formed but on the cusp of fame.
