Sentence examples for realised work from inspiring English sources

How did Mr Sinker take a form conducive to ephemeral quips and create a fully realised work of fiction?

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.

In fact, by the time this film pitches towards that astonishing climax (bedsheets burning; magic working) one might even make a case for Fanny and Alexander as Bergman's most mature, clear-sighted and fully realised work.

A minor work, written in the early 1940s, the script, which runs less than an hour, seems like more of a preparatory sketch than a fully realised work.

This is Earth's best-realised work to date – stunning stuff.

One of his best-realised works is The Heart of the World (2000), Maddin's dreams of early Soviet cinema boiled down into a propulsive six-minute micro-epic.

Atmospheric and gently humorous, it's set to a vivid score by Paul Reade and is probably Bintley's most fully realised narrative work.

While the reader who brought his prejudices to the poem misread it, if the poem itself endeavoured to persuade the reader of anything, it was something less than a fully realised literary work.

And if the in-hours realised how much work and confusion could be saved by just sending a one-page summary or something like a letter.

That said, the comedian and actor wants his latest live stand-up show, What It Is, to be more "fully realised" than his previous work.

The Olympics made me realised that with hard work and dedication I could really achieve something.