Sentence examples for was not fully realized from inspiring English sources

The quantum mechanical description of light was not fully realized until the late 1940s (see below Quantum electrodynamics).

In its first New York staging, his Pulitzer Prize play, "The Young Man from Atlanta" was not fully realized.

The responsibility for why this hope was not fully realized, and not by everyone, probably lies with our entire generation, myself included.

But the scope of the colonel's anger was not fully realized until Nov. 20, 2009, when the Libyan government unexpectedly ordered a team of visiting American and Russian scientists to halt preparations to ship the spent nuclear fuel to Russia, despite separate agreements Libya had reached with the United States and Russia.

We find that early New Urbanist developments in the United States were supported by jurisdictions with large concentrations of groups that have been supportive of New Urbanism (e.g. environmental non-profit organizations and Democratic voters), although these first wave of New Urbanist developments have received criticism that the environmental promise was not fully realized in practice.

Our original design of using Facebook as an informal and social-oriented group space to enhance social presence and interaction was not fully realized.

Elizabeth Bishop was respected in her lifetime, but her work's value wasn't fully realized until years after her death in 1979.

The evening's most ambitious work, a home movie intended for showing on two screens with the composer improvising on an amplified, 19-string violoncello, wasn't fully realized because there was only enough power available to show half of the film.

My love of the Pitchfork Music Fest wasn't fully realized until last weekend.

Unfortunately, the play's many opportunities are not fully realized.

It is an idea that is not fully realized, and that is sad.