Sentence examples for truly complete from inspiring English sources

He is a truly complete basketball player.

Although the family continues to gather its members in New York, its reunion will now never be truly complete.

If Belichick is there to meet her at the top, then the legend will be truly complete.

A truly complete genome sequence could be just a few years away, predicts Akeson, who collaborated with Miga.

Perhaps because they both love a party: many's the time that Sarah Lucas toasted her toes at Joe Strummer's Glastonbury campfire and no Turner Prize party is truly complete without Jarvis Cocker or Beth Orton sipping the free wine.

In his book "True Compass," to be released posthumously Monday, he writes: "One of the great lessons I've learned from a life in politics is that no reform is ever truly complete.

Begun in the 13th century and never truly completed, with 500 rooms, a floor space of 40,000 square metres and a total population of almost 1,000, it was, at one time, the largest palace in Europe, a gaff so utterly over the top that you could quite easily imagine the Duchess of York living there now.

Twitter's IPO was done before the company had truly completed its transition to becoming a content-rich destination site.

His psychoanalytic activities were interrupted, including his training analysis (Lowenstein and Lacan did not concur about whether this analysis was well and truly completed, with Lacan deciding it was over and, somewhat controversially, never returning to Lowenstein's couch).

Both products are made for the high-end listener, but if you can pick up an A5 or A7 along the way, Bowers & Wilkins will have truly completed its goal.

Family connection is something that is ongoing, that is never truly completed.