These conditions are most nearly realized only in very large lakes and in the oceans.
It was just one year after the taking of the Bastille, in fact, that Rousseau's ideal was nearly realized.
Her goal nearly realized, Ms. Woodward will step down as the theater's artistic director after this summer's season, becoming artistic director emeritus once a replacement is named.
Far-Fetched but Nearly Realized In retrospect, it may seem obvious that the ambitions of both Mr. Corbett and Mr. Hood were too grandiose to succeed.
The goal -- $8.5 million by the end of this year -- is nearly realized, but Yaddo's trustees say they need to attract more donors.
That was Limbaugh's ambition, nearly realized when he went on ESPN, which was then shot down by his own oafishness about Donovan McNabb.
Having nearly realized the goal of Brexit, many of those who had supported UKIP in previous elections were expected to vote for the Conservatives, but, in the event, it appeared that they instead were swayed by Corbyn's vision.
Stefan Dušan, who very nearly realized his ambition to found a new Serbo-Byzantine empire, was the only man who might have prevented the subsequent rapid expansion of the Turks into the Balkans, but he died in 1355 and his empire split up.
With his heart full and his deepest hopes nearly realized, Simon sings forth a few verses of "Go Down, Moses," the yearning African-American spiritual that commemorates the very same events, making a powerful connection between the suffering of the Jews and the African-Americans sold into (or born into) slavery.
1697 Landrecies, France November 10, 1763 Paris, France Joseph-François Dupleix, (born 1697, Landrecies, France died Nov. 10, 1763, Paris) colonial administrator and governor-general of the French territories in India, who nearly realized his dream of establishing a French empire in India.
