Sentence examples for bright realisation from inspiring English sources
There was no nonsense about fame and riches; just the bright realisation that other futures were available.
It's a look you start to recognise in a restaurant's owners, the bright-eyed glimmer of dawning desperation as they fight off the realisation that the locals aren't buying and that as a result their business is screwed.
Things felt a little quiet though, but any idea that the festival had suddenly been abandoned by the bright young things that usually make up the crowd was immediately dispelled by the realisation that everyone'd made their way to the new stage a behemoth that was anticlimactically just called The Barn.
But the "realisation of imagined wonder", which JRR Tolkien saw as the aim of the genre, isn't always bright and shiny any more; its skies have clouded over.
His practical realisations of computing engines, special systems like the bombe and general purpose ones such as Ace, shed bright light on the feasibility of purposeful computing and lit the way towards the computing rich environment we find in the 21st Century.
But, for the time being at least, there seems to be a realisation that, in spite of the progress made in improving schools over recent years, drastic measures are still needed to root out the significant pockets of under-achievement that remain.With this welcome realisation, the prospects look brighter than for some time.
A realisation of what he actually did.
The realisation comes suddenly.
This realisation was timely.
