Sentence examples for its fullest realization from inspiring English sources

For Dalí, however, "Dream" was a failure, its fullest realization thwarted by censors.

Beginning with the Reagan administration, and reaching its fullest realization during the presidency of George W. Bush, conservatives have systematically been acting to redistribute wealth from the middle class upward.

It was not until the 1870s and '80s that steamship production came to its full realization, and by then British engineers and workers had been responsible for building railways in all parts of the world.

The concept of trumps had already been imperfectly prefigured in the earlier German game of karnöffel by the attachment of special powers to certain individual cards, but its full realization in the form of a fifth suit was unique to trionfi.

Here critical theorists are then simply one sort of participant in the ongoing internal work of redefining the democratic ideal, not simply in showing the lack of its full realization.

Although there may be a spiritual development dawning in the Vatican, I now eagerly await its full realization.

If Varos begins the project of freeing herself from the iconography that limits women to being mere repositories and incubators for the male's sperm and the complex of desires that men are taught to project onto her, Bourgeois takes this project to its full realization.

Although state obligations are limited to the progressive realization of the human right to health in the context of their "available resources" (Article 2), all states must show measurable progress towards its full realization.

The initiative, called the United Nations-Indigenous Peoples Partnershipp (UNIPP), is a commitment to the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, and calls for its full realization through the mobilization of financial cooperation and technical assistance.

Matt Meets Vik, coming out this month from Civil Coping Mechanisms, is Sanders's first novel, and his fullest realization thus far of the modes of parsing such realities.

It is the fullest realization of what Scheler calls "the love community" (Liebesgemeinschaft).