Sentence examples for has fully entered into from inspiring English sources

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

30, 31 In the present study, gene expression profiles in mammary tissue collected at 80 days of gestation reflect a growing gland that has not yet started stage I of lactogenesis, while at 100 days the tissue has initiated stage I, and at 110 days of gestation the tissue has fully entered into stage I.

In fact, it seems that we have fully entered into a new and frightening era of the post-truth.

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

Trap the trout by raising the net only after he has fully entered it.

The ideas were abundant, with many existing only as unrealized dreams while others are in the process of entering or have fully entered concrete reality.

Asked about the venture, Jay Mclnerney said he was amused by it but he did not expect novelists to disappear.... Spalding Gray hasn't fully entered into the spirit of the thing.

He caused widespread offence in his first big speech in Senegal in 2007 by declaring that "the tragedy of Africa is that the African has not fully entered into history," describing how the African peasant lived according to natural rhythms with "no place…for the idea of progress".

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.

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

Others embraced it more fully, entering into formal partnerships for revenue sharing and video production, as The New York Times has done.