Sentence examples for a realisation that it from inspiring English sources

But, says Doyle, there is a wider appreciation of this approach, a realisation that "it is an investment ultimately in the future of Syria".

"It started as a reaction to the Blair years but there is now a realisation that it has gone far too far.

There is also a realisation that it would help if the design of new homes is of a high quality and sensitive to its location.

There is a realisation that it is possible but we are going to have to play really, really strongly over both games.

"What I'd like to hear from the government is not a one-year reprieve for Australian students … [but] a realisation that it was always a bad idea to make university education unaffordable for most Australians," she said.

Today Federer did the media rounds as the champion for a fourth time here, thanks to his 6‑3, 6‑4, 7‑6 triumph over Murray, who by virtue of the past fortnight has climbed back to the position of world No3, but he did so with a realisation that it is the Scot's skills that have lifted his game to another level.

It was a realisation that shook me to my core.

It was a realisation that linked the seemingly separate worlds of primes and squares.

It was a realisation that these unique ethical policies were worth fighting for that persuaded us to set up the Save our Bank campaign.

While this may account for why Hoffman has been so damn good all these years, inhabiting other people's skins, it's a realisation that's finally let him unleash his inner director.

Elizabeth Pacitti, Edinburgh, Scotland: Finally, a realisation that body size does not dictate "happiness" or "beauty".