Sentence examples for is fully fleshed out from inspiring English sources

Mesrine's nickname, "a man of a thousand faces," is fully fleshed out by Mr. Cassel, who dons disguises like that of an inspector to carry out bold robberies.

The Shanghai setting only partially seen (and heard) through the stage design is fully fleshed out in the book, while the characters retain a strong resemblance to the actors who played them in the original production.

But none of the discourses in The Logic of Life is fully fleshed out before the reader is hit with the next one in line.

In part, because the app is fully fleshed out and also because of the increasing importance of Android in the global economy.

Jerry Westerby, John le Carré's boozy reporter with a spying sideline, is a comic turn in Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy but is fully fleshed out when he returns as the protagonist of The Honourable Schoolboy.

But more importantly, Scalia's position seems to assume that the original meanings of the words used in the Constitution are nearly fully determined — that the meaning of a term like "person" or phrase like "due process," as used in the Constitution is fully fleshed out.

Jon has given them more to say; there are book scenes, and they are characters that are fully fleshed out".

There's some degree of tolerance to rotation, but it's more difficult and it hasn't been fully fleshed out quantitatively.

No Democratic proposal has been fully fleshed out, and it is unclear whether the Democrats will rally around a single proposal.

After a bitter clash, which included eight days of strike action across the NHS, a new contract deal (to be fully fleshed out in May) has been struck.

Many times with autobiographical characters in plays, it's very difficult to have them be fully fleshed out, even someone like Tom in "The Glass Menagerie".