Sentence examples for never really exploited from inspiring English sources

The Italian Futurists never really exploited the full possibilities of this concept, which was taken much further in Russia.

And yet Mr. Shorter, now 67, has never really exploited his high status as a composer for acoustic small-group jazz.

Both are helmed by Marc Vetri, whose enormous talents have brought him a widespread, fervent regard he has never really exploited.

Bynum and Kobe Bryant scored 20 points each, but the Lakers never really exploited their muscle and height in the middle, especially with Thunder center Kendrick Perkins hobbled with a strained hip muscle.

Nonetheless, the basin-based cooperation in GBM has never really exploited the opportunities that could be generated due to a cooperation that goes beyond the inter-state levels.

At this point, the playwright's irony is transformed into outrage.But the problem with "The Power of Yes" is that it never really exploits the resources of the theatre.

In "Jaws," if they wanted a doctor, they cast a local doctor, and that was an angle I'd never really seen exploited.

Heard in this way, the greatest of the director/composer collaborations (Alfred Hitchcock and Bernard Herrmann, Billy Wilder and Miklós Rózsa) seemed to imply new areas of congruence between the two art forms, which have never really been exploited to the full.

"They really exploited us inside," said Illinois State Coach Tom Richardson.

I'm sure we could have pounded them, just like they did us, but we never really tried to exploit that".

The Discussion is rather brief, and does not really exploit the detail provided in the Results.