Sentence examples for more realised from inspiring English sources

"Jay is more realised than me," West said.

But it is in The Deep End (2001) that the contrast between interior and exterior self, between the actor and the role, became fleshed out into a more realised human being.

It is clear from these letters that More's differences with Descartes were (as we might expect) considerable and more serious than More realised.

These alterations have been viewed as an effort to make him more realised and honourable than in the novel and increase his appeal to viewers.

Nowhere was this more successfully realised than in the re-interpretation of the American gangster genre.

Writing sessions with the rising singer-songwriter George Maple, among others, produced some more fully realised pop.

But to see a more fully realised example of this approach, you need to cross the Atlantic.

Still, it's hard to imagine it more fully realised than in Sharrock's sumptuous, meticulous production.

That said, the comedian and actor wants his latest live stand-up show, What It Is, to be more "fully realised" than his previous work.

The result is a more fully realised film, plus, says Bogdanovich, it looks better, "They've done an extraordinary job of cleaning it up.

And, for me, his primary preoccupation was never more brilliantly realised than in Strangers on a Train, the murder-swap thriller from 1951.