Invitation to the Waltz (1932) is a slight, but wholly realized, work about a girl's timid confrontation with social demands.
But the deeper beguilement is how she manages to create the effect of wholly realized figures while simultaneously confounding so many of our assumptions about the figurative.
But best of all is Mr. Barricelli as Astrov, one of the more natural and wholly realized portraits I've seen in a Chekhov production.
About which Tim McLoughlin, editor of Akashic Books's "Brooklyn Noir" series and our official contest judge, wrote: Many of these pieces were excellent, and quite a few stood on their own as complete works of flash fiction, wholly realized stories.
A second long-standing goal of antibody engineering, the development of targeted drugs, has not been wholly realized, but this obvious application for antibodies is currently undergoing increasing exploration.
In 1981, William Walsh argued that "Among the major Odes no one has questioned the place and supremacy of 'To Autumn', in which we see wholly realized, powerfully embodied in art, the complete maturity so earnestly laboured at in Keats's life, so persuasively argued about in his letters".
Though the way any one of them raises a limb often looks wholly unschooled, you later realize that each moves the very same way the next time, and that so do the others.
With the nacho now splayed open wholly on my desk, I realize it looks more like a McDonald's Omelet Wrap or a Wendy's Fiesta Tarp than fake Mexican food.
It's a wholly moving experience, even after you realize that those titles are just lyrics from the song by classic rock cheeseballs Chicago that gave this record it's title a small goof amidst the gloom.
