Sentence examples for its complete form from inspiring English sources
Instead of perceiving students to be the recipients of knowledge in its complete form, it concentrates on them as on those who move the process of learning forward.
Opponents say state law requires that the project be evaluated for the environmental impact it could have in its complete form.
It is published in its complete form on the Judicial Affairs Office web site at http://www.stanford.edu/dept/vpsa/ judicialaffairs/index.html.html
It is heard in its complete form three times and serves as the source for a wonderful miasma of variants and developments in this rich orchestral composition written for a large string orchestra divided into three parts.
During his two years' hard labour, Wilde wrote a long letter to Douglas, a moving meditation on love and suffering; first published posthumously in 1905 as De Profundis, it did not appear in its complete form until 1949.
The piece moves slowly enough for you to grasp its complete form in real time; it is dark and serene and complete, with a sense of proportion and risk, and one of the tracks of the year so far.
The sculpture is near its completed form, though the artist says he is unsure what emotion will finally be frozen in the marble.
In its completed form, "A Year on Broadway" will require slightly more than the available wall space at Robert Henry Contemporary, the gallery that sells her work: it's just six inches high but roughly a hundred and twenty feet wide.
The exhibition has appeared in other, more modest incarnations (including as a traveling show), but this is its most complete form.
The Athenian democracy, even in its most complete form, attained in the 4th century bce was to remain always the way of life of a minority about 10 to 15 percent, it is estimated, of the total population.
