Sentence examples for an unrealised from inspiring English sources

(He quotes a description of this "fourth dimension" from Joseph Conrad and Ford Madox Ford's 1901 novel "The Inheritors": "One seemed to see something beyond, something vaster vaster than the cathedrals... an unrealised, unrealisable infinity of space").

Tomorrow, it's called, "Scenes from an unrealised film by Elmgreen and Dragset".

By last August, it had reportedly made Blavatnik an unrealised profit of $8bn.

And at the Pierce-Arrow Museum, an unrealised design by Wright for a whimsical petrol station was built last summer.

Two years later, Parker introduced Sunny Randall, a female detective created as an unrealised film vehicle for the actor Helen Hunt.

The counterfactual depends on a subversive yet plausible mise en scène: an unrealised future after an axis victory (as in Robert Harris's Fatherland).

When he disclosed the $2 billion loss, Mr Dimon also announced a $1 billion realised gain and an $8 billion unrealised gain.

Originally designed for narrow gauge boats, during its construction the canal was altered into a broad gauge canal to allow an ultimately unrealised connection with the Leeds and Liverpool Canal.

And in doing so, they also realised that they possessed a hitherto unrealised power: strength in numbers.

And with Japan's stockmarkets falling back to their lowest levels in a decade, unrealised gains on banks' equity portfolios are once again starting to look like losses, which will hurt their capital bases.

Most significantly, however, the friendship, suggesting a hitherto unrealised closeness between the police and News International, is itself threatening the perceived probity of the Metropolitan police and its commissioner, Sir Paul Stephenson.