Sentence examples for a big realisation from inspiring English sources

Those polls contributed to a big realisation of mine of "What am I really fighting for here?" Now, it's all about creating new ideas.

Another big realisation I made through having children is the importance of being tuned to my instincts, and being brave and bold enough to go with them.

Either way, a great realisation will occur.

Matthew Todd describes growing up surrounded by media homophobia in his brilliant book Straight Jacket: How to be Gay and Happy: "On a sunny spring day in 1983, standing outside the school hall next to a peeling climbing frame, the biggest realisation of my life hit me like the sky crashing down: the way that I was different and these bad words I kept hearing were linked.

That I could spend a lifetime beating myself up mentally, if not physically, was the biggest realisation about my contact with The Work.

It was such a big shock [to win] and the realisation of it still hasn't hit".

And it's a tribute not only to an organising effort that brought everyone from Nebraska ranchers to Occupy Wall Street protesters together, but also to the slowly dawning realisation that this was a big deal.

"The problem I have is that I'm British, so I'm like: 'Yeah, s'alright.' But when you step back – when you interact with the public – you suddenly get this realisation that this is a big deal".

Perhaps we should collectively come to the realisation that having small breasts, a big nose, or flab does not make you physically deformed.

Long-running procedural shows in which immaculately coiffed women stared meaningfully into the distance while rugged men ran through this week's plot; endless makeover series; the slow-dawning realisation that Charlie Sheen really was a big star on US TV.

Perhaps a big part of reshaping modern masculinity is the realisation that men crave intimacy just as much as women are stereotypically thought to.