Sentence examples for has fully realised from inspiring English sources

Set in 30s Germany, this transfer to the West End from Chichester has fully realised characters and a narrative thread pulled tight like a drawstring – or noose.

But what Al Gore, Greenpeace and the rest may not have fully realised is that today, they are the establishment.

But its benchmark is low, requiring simply that "African Americans and other minorities have fully realised lives rather than serve as scenery in white stories".

Dargis said her "DuVernay test" would merely require "African Americans and other minorities [to] have fully realised lives rather than serve as scenery in white stories".

Written with style and great clarity, it revealed a remarkable array of revolutionary, heretical medieval movements, strongly influenced by the Bible's book of Revelation, who were opposed to the orthodox Augustinian view that the Roman Catholic church had fully realised the millennium (a state of spiritual perfection) on Earth.

Shankly had fully realised the importance of football to its die-hard fans, himself included.

"I don't think we had fully realised the extent to which he keeps in touch with senior Guatemalan military personnel," a British diplomat in Washington remarked approvingly.

Jorge Heine, a former Chilean ambassador to South Africa, warns that South Africa does not seem to realize the potential of a more "niche" focus within the G-20, and that the country does not "seem to have fully realised what the G-20 entails and ha[s] taken it rather nonchalantly" [ 32].

She doesn't use it a lot, though, and it sometimes feels as if she hasn't fully realised what she has done.

This may seem obvious, but it is only as we have moved into a digital era, with digitalised maps, that the importance of mapping has been fully realised by governments and businesses.

If you can't get the old crew back together, you'll stand a better chance with a show that hasn't fully realised its potential on the small screen.