Sentence examples for it really exploits from inspiring English sources

What's interesting about the projection mapping here is that it really exploits the wood grain and surface texture, resulting in an incredibly gorgeous movement of light and patterns.

At this point, the playwright's irony is transformed into outrage.But the problem with "The Power of Yes" is that it never really exploits the resources of the theatre.

"He really exploits the capabilities of the musicians and the singers".

A Christmas Carol will, he hopes, go down in history as the first film that really exploits the possibilities of the technology to something like their full potential.

When there is a bit of turn, he can really exploit that, and it is fantastic to have him back and see his enthusiasm".

I went to Turkey to try and work, but it was difficult because Syrians get really exploited in Turkey.

Rose uses video here superbly, really exploiting its potential for getting the film-maker out and about, careering from domestic interiors to external locations: streets, restaurants, hotel rooms, offices.

Adults' instinctive aversion towards comics as a serious medium will change, he believes, "as people realise they simply aren't automatically kids' stuff or humorous – that they can deal with [medical issues] very powerfully, and very effectively... It's an extraordinarily rich language which we're only just discovering and inventing, and learning to really exploit to its fullest".

"Some people have argued that some new things come along and it takes a while before you can really exploit them," Professor Prescott said.

PSD in combination with SFM is an invaluable tool in nanoscale science that should be further developed to really exploit all its possibilities [7, 22, 27 29].

So, if society is to really exploit the Alcubierre warp drive, it needs to account for this.