Sentence examples for is so complete it from inspiring English sources

His celebrity is so complete, it often serves to obscure his talent, as Jonathan Wilson writes on SI.com, because he took a bottomless supply of stardust everywhere he went, as Owen Gibson writes in The Guardian.

But there's nothing facile about Lorre: trapped by the underworld, he screams, "I can't help myself!" Our identification with him as a psychopath is so complete it's hard to believe that while appearing before Fritz Lang's cameras in the daytime, he was, at night, acting as a comedian in a farce.

This is one of those outstanding authoritative books that is so complete, it leaves virtually nothing on the topic out.

Where her singing was concerned, her identification with the characters was so complete it could be slight.

An outline can be flexible, can be so complete it actually qualifies as the first draft of the novel.

The win was so complete it even allowed the usually reticent Bradleys — father Bob and son Michael — to relish a Father's Day gift: a goal from Michael in the first half.

He bedded his female stars, gifted or not (his paramour Lillian Lorraine's "lack of talent was so complete it was almost innovative," Mordden says), and after he and Held parted ways he married Billie Burke, whose twinkly fame as Glinda the Good Witch in "The Wizard of Oz" has by now outstripped Ziegfeld's own.

The pain and grief are so complete it feels like a lead weight.

The silence was so complete I could feel it on my skin.

Hamilton's obvious belief that all the world can be refracted through its edible components is so complete that it leads, in a few instances, to sentences that almost come across as satires of food writing.

His lack of pretense is so complete that it is practically a pretense.