Sentence examples for deep realisation of from inspiring English sources

Starving the whole day brings a deep realisation of what the needy and the underprivileged must undergo everyday, the challenges they must face everyday--not to fulfil a desire, but to merely satiate their starving stomachs.

Jarecki says that he's heard that Clinton "has come to some very deep realisations about the wrongheadedness of the war on drugs".

Their victory came as a shock to many independence campaigners who had little realisation of how deep in the echo chamber they were.

By increasing data due to adding new exploration wells and constructing Pads D and E, the realisation of the deep volcanic succession in the NW Sabalan geothermal field became easier.

But they remain blocked by the immoveable conviction that the disciplines of the market economy – that alliance of destructiveness of nature and the inviolability of our human nature – are still the only route to the realisation of our deepest dreams and avoidance of our worst nightmares.

They also suggest the need for a deeper analysis and reform of structural impediments to the realisation of rights as suggested by Salomon, see ref. [ 22].

A realisation of what he actually did.

WikiLeaks is a realisation of this tension.

The conundrum lay in realisation of potential.

The painful realisation of their loss comes gradually.

"For us it is the realisation of our dreams.