Sentence examples for was well realised from inspiring English sources

It was well realised from the onset onwards that any classification needs a firm scientific basis.

Calvert felt that the album's overall direction was "well realised", but ultimately found that "Gravity the Seducer never manages to get under your skin the way the band intended".

Frogwares's recreation of Victorian London is well realised, if largely non-interactive.

Mason's evocation of the tension, claustrophobia and melancholy of a dysfunctional family amid grief is well realised.

As you would expect from the author of Awkward Situations for Men, the toe-curling embarrassment of much of Tom's life is well realised.

The couple's grown-up children are well realised: quarrelsome and opinionated, they transmit home truths their parents shrink from recognising.

Thunderbirds rockets and buildings may have been for puppets to fly and live in, but they were well realised, thoughtfully modern and took futuristic architectural and engineering ideas to a very broad, very young audience.

In America, where over 80percentnt of the revenue of the record industry comes from album sales, it is well realised that "the charts" do not just refer to singles.

He wrote that the religion and singing was well-realised, but felt the "mind parasite" was too similar to the Great Intelligence which was featured the previous week, and also thought the many aliens "gave more than a hint of trying too hard and did not get things off to the best of starts".

Photograph: Bryn Lennon/Getty Images Updated at 8.15pm BST 8.03pm BST "I realise that Sagan is well clear in the green jersey, but what are the standings below him, just in case?" asks David Wall.

He explained that he wanted to help a Canadian woman who was well to realise her desire to die with her ill husband.