The Louvre show brings home the full realization that Leonardo was indeed unique.
The musical surface, he proposed, is the full realization of patterns buried beneath.
These questions are not relevant only to the full realization of justice for the victims of September 11th.
Without "the independent protective force of state law," he said, "the full realization of our liberties cannot be guaranteed".
The full realization was still dawning on me... "...He didn't actually say he owned any of my albums?
The invasion of the Cimmerians from beyond the Caucasus at the beginning of the 7th century bce, however, prevented the full realization of that possibility.
A system that transforms this activity into "labor" that is bought and used to aggrandize others is an obstacle to the full realization of our humanity.
And in a stroke, the full realization of the concept of switch-stance — doing tricks going the other way, like someone deliberately pitching with their non-preferred arm — effectively doubled what could be done.
It follows that society and state make possible the full realization of human potentiality, embody a common good, and represent a tacit or explicit agreement on norms and ends.
It sought, rather, to usher Jews to the full realization of their nationhood and so, in a sense, normalize them — make them patriotic about something that was their own.
Like drivers who pick up all potential customers, Harvard should be open and neutral as a conference host but "with the full realization" that this will sometimes mean allowing "speech that is deeply offensive and disturbing to some".
