Sentence examples for most realised from inspiring English sources
Schiesel of The New York Times named Niko one of the most realised video game characters attributing this to the game's script, while 1UP.com's Boyer commended the use of character bonding during the game's missions.
Most realised the state was faced with myriad difficulties in search and retrieval.
Whether it was the natural consequence of a dressing room falling apart as the England team came to the end of its natural life or a clash of highly driven personalities, the environment on and off the pitch became even more toxic than most realised at the time.
It looked hugely expensive – with both the dinosaurs and the Silurian craft beautifully realised – while Chris Chibnall's most accomplished Who script to date proved not only incredibly funny, but managed to carry the title over a whole episode.
USA Today called it: "...hardly McDonagh's most fully realised effort".
Musically, it's their most brilliantly realised piece and expansive of work.
This is one of the world's most acutely realised portraits of a poet-in-training.
We are a long way from the sprightly anarchy of Being John Malkovich, which remains Jonze's most fully realised film.
Le Guin's self-education ultimately took the form of The Dispossessed (1974), one of the most fully realised visions of a functioning anarchist society in literature.
Let's begin with the book, which is supple and sad and oddly compassionate too; his most fully realised work in more than a decade.
"It's a brilliant choice which boldly affirms the aims of the prize: to celebrate the most perfectly realised and thrilling storytelling of our time".
