Sentence examples for No realisation from inspiring English sources

"There was no realisation that this is a long-term, systemic problem.

There was no realisation that the financial system itself may be a problem.

There was no realisation of the fact that the building and grounds now belonged to the nation, that they were part of the invaluable heritage of our society".

"We don't live in a flood zone and like a whole lot of people had no realisation that we would ever be in danger of a flood," he said.

Sartre insists that one should reject any suspicion of dualism here: "There is no realisation of the imaginary, nor can we speak of its objectification," (ibid).

However, she criticised the album, saying "there's no feeling, no emotion, no realisation of what each song is about; they're just pretty little songs", giving the album 2/5.

It's no revolutionary realisation, but as we find increasingly meaningless ways to balance our ethical chequebooks, I am embracing my limits.

Here, both of the classifications offer accurate upper-level readings of the clause, perhaps due to the fact that there is no simultaneous realisation of the two interpretations owed to performativity.

With Divorce it's about trying to find the person you were before you got married, and dealing with the realisation they no longer exist".

No sooner had the realisation dawned that Poulter was a genuine candidate to lift the Claret Jug than it sank in, not least to the player, that he should have been in a stronger position; Harrington's successful birdie attempt at the 13th, seconds after Poulter's slipped past, four holes on, had the ring of a defining moment.

There will be no escaping the realisation, too, that his own folly has denied him that opportunity.