Sentence examples for dealing with the realisation from inspiring English sources

Love is... dealing with the realisation that you will never be a power couple.

It was my life". It was not easy dealing with the realisation that a pair of busted knees had killed the dream.

With Divorce it's about trying to find the person you were before you got married, and dealing with the realisation they no longer exist".

"There's so much opposite attraction with Nick and I in terms of our musical sensibility," says Orzolek. "A lot of the second record was dealing with the realisation of how different we are.

Entelechy is an Aristotelian concept dealing with the realisation of potential.

Last year I wrote a blog dealing with the realisation that language learning is not always as easy as I thought, as I was coming to terms with the failure to meet my goal of conversational proficiency in Greek.

Nevertheless, Honey deals with the burgeoning realisation that reckless frivolity must soon come to an end.

Meanwhile, his father, worried sick for his parents trapped in Saigon, must deal with the growing realisation that his dreams for democracy in Vietnam are likely, now, to come to nothing.

"Dealing with the Active".

Hans van den Broek, the book's protagonist - if that is not too active a word for O'Neill's drifting, daydreaming Dutch exile - is trying to deal with the slow-dawning realisation that his life has 'shrunk to very small proportions'.

The chapter dealing with Balls's late realisation that his problem even had a name – he was a cabinet minister before it was diagnosed – his initial reluctance to get treatment and subsequent decision to go public, is compelling and affecting.