Sentence examples for * your realisation from inspiring English sources

I can therefore give you credit for being the only one in your family to have ever expressed an awareness that there exists in the world such a thing as human dignity – even if your realisation seems to have been based on a desire to ensure that the country you inherited would look shiny, new and modern.

"Your internet searches on that Friday morning reveal both the scale of the cruelty you had inflicted on him and your growing realisation that he was not responding.

Make choices that are going to help you with your self-realisation.

It goes in tandem with a realisation of your abilities.

Most importantly, there's the realisation that your home isn't the impregnable fortress you had complacently assumed it was.

If you are serving at the time you come to the realisation that your apparently heroic role in the world is a lie, so you face a choice.

The realisation that your individual efforts to be a greener citizen have little impact on a global problem invites apathy and cynicism.

Some will think Alex is going over the top, but the realisation that your parents may not just have voted against your interests but embody wildly different politics and values from yours can be a bitter pill to swallow.

What left me relieved was the realisation that your arguments don't wash even with Cameron and that the Brits will either vote for the status quo or some Cameronian fudge.

There can be a sense of realisation that your first term friends aren't the people for you and a sense of worry that you might return in a few weeks to isolation.

This realisation makes your heart sink.