Sentence examples for eventual realisation from inspiring English sources

The eventual realisation that my impediment was merely psychological was painful.

The conditions for the path's eventual realisation have become more difficult – most obviously in Syria, now plunged into internecine war.

It was there in the crazed plan for razing and rebuilding the Shakespeare theatre in Stratford-on-Avon, and the eventual realisation of a much more careful part-renovation.

Photogrammetry equipment is discussed, the objective being simplicity of execution for eventual realisation of physical products such as the artifacts discussed.

This was identified by Bill Harris, the head of the ACT Administration just prior to self-government, as the "fundamental reason" for the eventual realisation of self-government in the Territory.

The eventual realisation of cementless femoral stems with functional enhancements, such as integrated drug delivery features, could also be beneficial in the treatment of infection.

Being at an all-boys school probably didn't speed my journey to the eventual happy realisation and acceptance of my sexuality.

However, next to moments of real power and pathos as he considers leaders from history, the nature of power and its eventual surrender, and a realisation that he's "leader of the led, not master of the universe," there does exist the sense that less light needed to be let in.

Cascading approach compromises results - The strong conceptual focus of the CB strategy on eventual results for community capacity and realisation of human rights was weakened by the methodology that heavily relied on cascading.

The 50s had seen Elvis Presley fuck the teenager into being, and with the teenager came teenage rebellion, and with that came (eventual) adult resentment, and with that came the realisation that these new adults might not be so happy with the state of the world.

The caller's 'oh' indicates a realisation of what is required, further evidenced in their eventual concise response 'I'm white'.