Two of the shorter essays in Part 1 ("Jasmine" and "East Indian") contain subject matter that is more fully realized (rather than advanced) in "Two Worlds," the beautiful and moving Nobel speech that reads rather like an elegy.
Mr. Rosso's purchase of a controlling but undisclosed stake in Marni illustrates how Italian companies have realized, rather late in the day, the need to work in groups so they have the financial strength to support growth.
"What good men do when having fun is as interesting as their serious activities," Xenophon wrote at the beginning of the work; the beautifully realized, rather brittle comedy of manners that ensues certainly justifies this assertion.
This figure2 (living beings die) is realized rather congruently as a clause part of a clause complex linked by paratactic relations of extension (Halliday and Matthiessen 1999, 2004).
However, my fear was realized rather quickly.
Ward quickly retooled the concept of the pilot; he wanted a potential series to be "fully realized", rather than possess the "pre-school vibe" that the original pilot had.
Ward quickly retooled the concept of the pilot; he wanted a potential series to be "fully realized", rather than be characterized by the "pre-school vibe" that permeated the original pilot.
"What we realized rather quickly is, we have a guy who learned a lot of things on an island so that could survive -- [things] that, in a lot of ways, he has to unlearn.
Imagine that idea realized: Rather than so many of today's young people starting adulthood with mountains of student loan debt, every American would enter adulthood with money to begin his or her career and family.
There was a story on the island that Makarios, by then the President-elect, and Turkish Cypriot Vice President-elect Fazil Kucuk realized rather late that they had not even thought of a flag.
