Sentence examples for awful realisation from inspiring English sources
There's this awful realisation that people are being shot.
Now the awful realisation dawns and we leave somewhere we enjoyed working, without a word of farewell or thanks.
Don't walk alone #walktogether on 7/7 to remember them! pic.twitter.com/vJru2d6NOI The awful realisation of what 7/7 really was & the relief hearing from my bro 2 say he was ok - he'd left KX 1 train before.
Some is caused by the awful realisation that, whatever your beliefs, the problems of the world are too big and complicated to do anything about: climate change, refugees, Syria.
Jones measures out the awful realisation over a page or so – the strange croak in Sophie's voice, the look of horror from the man standing by the shop door, the large veins on the back of Sophie's suddenly wrinkled hands.
But reading the news this morning I was struck with a terrible realisation about the potentially awful consequences of my name.
Gone is the awful sudden realisation on the morning of a first performance that a fast passage desperately needs five more bars to really speak or that a slow section has two beats too many to make an impact.
First comes the awful moment of realisation.
That awful moment of realisation, as The Doctor and Rory face up to how long Amy has been trapped there, is the series' most tearjerking suckerpunch so far.
"A young actor came up to me and said, 'I've just been up for an audition and they said they were after a young Richard E Grant.' That was an awful moment of realisation, but there's no answer other than just be grateful that they're asking for any version at all!" As he gets up to leave I ask what his feelings are for the character he remains synonymous with after all these years.
