Sentence examples for brings realisation from inspiring English sources

An interlude between storms brings realisation of increasing warmth from the sun and the onset of spring.

It began at the same time in Paris Roubaix and the Tour of Flanders, when widespread improvements to roads after the second world war brought realisation that the character of both races were changing.

Then a sudden curdling of sound brings the realisation that he is deluded.

Yet a moment's thought brings the realisation that the retail trades are in the midst of revolutionary change spurred on by technological, process, and business-model innovation.

The age of 50 brings the realisation that you're in it now for the long haul, with all the hardship, labour and joy.

Frears, it is clear, is interested in the way a film is conceived and brought to realisation.

Mostly, it was because I wanted to be there and it started bringing a realisation that a year had passed.

"It just brought the realisation home that if you weren't involved in the capital 'P' politics then you were just a bystander".

We see life with Bod's graveyard pals and the series of other worlds his visits throughout brought to realisation on the page; a fantastic testament to Gaiman's imaginative power and sheer talent for storytelling.

Yet, here I am again, seeking to bring about realisation in the world's most powerful that they have to move beyond an obsession with preserving a system that drives economic inequality, environmental destruction and violence.

This has brought the realisation that what kind of forces Mr Putin has and the uses he might put them to matter.It is an article of faith for the Russian president that a great power must be able to project military force.