Sentence examples for dramatic realisation from inspiring English sources
It must have been a dramatic realisation for Berlusconi that friendship, in international relations, can be a very ephemeral thing.
*For those who have never watched Friends, this is the moment an actor allows a dramatic realisation to flash across his or her face.
The most dramatic realisation of this within the planning system will be the upcoming reforms which form the backbone of the Localism Bill, and a major part of decentralising power and strengthening local initiatives.
It wasn't anything particularly dramatic, he says, just a slow realisation that they weren't meant to be together after all.
Part of the reason for the dramatic role reversal has been the realisation on the part of both main parties that public opinion in America is itself rapidly shifting, particularly for younger Americans.
There is a growing realisation if not yet dramatic action that the industry's marketing model needs to slim down and take a new shape to boost returns.
Dramatic, dramatic, dramatic!
A realisation of what he actually did.
The realisation comes suddenly.
