Sentence examples for a dark realization from inspiring English sources
Delay after delay after delay pushed back its release date, fueled by Prebble having a dark realization.
I see a shower and a sink, and after I look around some, I make the dark realization there is no toilet.
But it rings false when Kidd aims for themes of greater tragedy; when Happy comes to a dark self-realization after participating in the Milgram experiment (in which most subjects gave the "learners" the maximum jolt), his reaction often plays more like an adolescent funk than the genuine crisis of the soul Kidd seems to aim for.
(One of the dark realizations of this event was that midsized American cities now have anti-Fascist organizations).
Roger Straus III, who became F.S.G.'s managing director in the mid-eighties after working at Harper & Row and Avon, remembers a dark moment of realization when Oscar Hijuelos, the author of "The Mambo Kings Play Songs of Love," left F.S.G. for HarperCollins.
It is a dark and uncomfortable realization, but it is nonetheless threaded through almost all aspects of class society.
Amid that, Jesse "has come to a realization that there is a dark side to him, and he has to live with that," Mr. Paul said.
You'll also quickly come to the realization that it's a dark fingerprint magnet, but sadly, that's a given with black aluminum.
It was actually that claim, and its endorsement by John Cochrane, that led me to the realization that we were living in a dark age of macroeconomics.
But it took years for the realization of exactly how harmful the attack had been to fully emerge and that triggered a dark period in her life.
