Sentence examples for most completely in from inspiring English sources

Rembrandt was arguably the first artist to shed lasting light on the human heart of darkness, and he did it most completely in his etchings.

Occasionally he relents, most completely in the softly layered, flowing composition of "Journey Through Totems" of 1944; its lighted-from-within passage through suspended shapes and branching structures encourages levitation.

But the heart, soul and pelvis of "Fela!" are located most completely in the phalanx of female dancers (I counted nine, but they feel legion) who stand in for the 27 women Fela married.

This is worked out most completely in Van Linder et al. 1995.

To this day, his devotees celebrate his departure from the world as one would in a marriage, apt for a man who sought the highest love in life, and found it most completely in death.

But the depiction of that world in director Stephen Frears' tour de force is no simple condemnation nor exaltation: the charms and moral ambiguities of France's Belle Epoch co-exist in this rendering of a gilded age at its apogee, most completely in the glowing figure of Michelle Pfeiffer as Léa de Lonval, an exquisite courtesan about to age out of her profession.

OMTs were among phenylpropanoid gene families most completely represented in the co-expression network.

Our primary outcome is the fraction of available data reported for the primary outcome that was most completely reported in each eligible article.

The Connecticut is one of the most completely developed rivers in the United States in terms of hydroelectric power.

We consider the microbicide drug tenofovir, which is the drug most completely studied for gels: in vitro, in animal studies in vivo, and in human clinical trials with both vaginal or rectal gel application.

In all, he gives one of the most completely externalized performances in the history of the movies.