Sentence examples for abrupt realisation from inspiring English sources

At some point in the 80s the world was coming to the abrupt realisation that board games had well and truly had their day and that it was time to settle down on the couch for an hour or 10 and trap ourselves inside a video game vortex.

Even if they're shitty – and most selfies are shitty, in concept and execution, with their bad lighting and worse ideas – selfies are an abrupt and indisputable realisation, if not idealisation, of what and how their subjects want to be seen. .

Nor the belated realisation that Richard Wright's abrupt and delicate drawings, at Kelvingrove, are far more powerful in their epigrammatic way than the wall-sized works that won him the Turner prize.

The growing importance of understanding past abrupt climate variability at a regional and global scale has led to the realisation that independent chronologies of past environmental change need to be compared between various archives.

The realisation dawned.

This realisation was timely.

A realisation of what he actually did.

Very abrupt," she says.

"It was very abrupt.

He was very abrupt.

The realisation comes suddenly.