Sentence examples for most well realized from inspiring English sources

Snapchat is just the latest and most well realized example of the various ways we are regaining the layers of meaning we lost when we began digitizing so many important interactions.

Watching the film again, 25 years later, it is in the opinions of these writers that Do The Right Thing was the most well realized attempt at such a conversation; one in which, unfortunately, too many people chose not to advance or take part in.

This is a world rich with history and mythology, and one of the most well-realized game settings I've ever encountered.

"I used one of the most well-known [but never realized] utopian projects 'Volkshalle' [the domed 'People's Hall'] but mixed it with.

Do we abandon the melting pot vision of unity that while not yet fully realized remains on the radar for the most well meaning of the ambitious dreamers.

The two opening scenes are the most successfully realized, as well as the most naturally suited to Mr. Baryshnikov: "Act Without Words I," a solo piece conceived in 1956 for the dancer Deryk Mendel, and the two-character "Act Without Words II," which Mr. Baryshnikov performs with the inventive young choreographer David Neumann.

"But then I realized that's probably the most well-documented immigrant movement in history," he said.

Most caregivers realized that family schedules and routines, as well as sleeping space and noise, were related to children's sleep.

Most participants realized the importance of dosage for the desired effect, as well as for the risks of adverse effects.

This is as much a psychological as a medical issue: one of the most well-known benefits of increasingly widespread patient support groups is that patients realize that "I am not the only one going through this"[ 1].

It's the movie's most fully realized sequence.