Sentence examples for Point of realisation from inspiring English sources
The success of bona fide hip-hop at the film's end as Vichon's single is finally given radio play, mirrors the growth and final transition of Sid and Dre's relationship, from being a close friendship to a union between adults who had reached a point of realisation.
The hopes of each person on the survey died at different points; everyone had a moment of realisation that we weren't going to find anything," said Dr Turvey.
These realisations can serve as potent reminders of the need for the development of newer tests (particularly easily accessible and acceptable point-of-care tests) and service models.
Questions like the choice and qualification of high temperature materials, the tritium contamination of the product gas and the aspects of licensing are key points of the technical realisation of nuclear process heat applications.
High point: "The exhilarating realisation of a new body of work, which is uplifting, inspiring and often charged with optimism".
In retrospect as a decisive turning-point towards the realisation of the kind of more integrated and more democratic Europe towards which many of us have worked all our lives".
At that point, 18 months ago, Richard Branson's vision of sending members of the public into space seemed to be on the edge of realisation.
In a fascinating aside, during the post-lecture discussion, he also pointed out that fatigue in the final moments of a performance can often lead to "a sudden flicker of realisation".
First comes the awful moment of realisation.
"I had moments of realisation at university.
