Sentence examples for fine realisation from inspiring English sources

"I have rarely seen such a fine realisation of the Art Deco style that so typified the affluent world of The Great Gatsby," he says.

His main rival will likely be Alfonso Cuarón, whose space thriller Gravity required of him a deeply informed appreciation of the dynamics of zero gravity and the environment of space – it is arguably the finest ever realisation of 3D cinema, and became a massive box office hit.

The realisation of bioactive screws, in particular fine-threaded stainless steel screws, offers a major advancement towards the fixation of both internal and external orthopaedic implants.

But with a new generation of exceptionally fine batsmen coming to the fore, led by Sachin Tendulkar, realisation dawned that the emphasis needed to be on building a side that could compete away from home as well.

Drawn in fine outline with a squirrel-hair brush, they appear in varying stages of realisation, since the lotus, in a standard reading, holds the thought of growth from within, the purity of petals freshly opened.

Its transcriptions for the Moog synthesiser caught the ear of maverick pianist and music writer, Glenn Gould, who declared: "Carlos's realisation of the 'Fourth Brandenburg Concerto' is, to put it bluntly, the finest performance of any of the Brandenburgs... I've ever heard".

Realisation of the potential of dense gas anti-solvent precipitation for commercially viable processing of fine chemicals is hindered by our inability to fully exploit the advantages afforded to dense gases.

The critic Harold Bloom placed Johnson's work firmly within the Western canon, describing him as "unmatched by any critic in any nation before or after him...Bate in the finest insight on Johnson I know, emphasised that no other writer is so obsessed by the realisation that the mind is an activity, one that will turn to destructiveness of the self or of others unless it is directed to labour".

Amazingly, neither party ever seriously considers the highly attractive option of abortion, which may be a sign that the anti-abortion movement is gathering strength in Hollywood, or may simply result from a realisation that abortion makes a poor subject for a comedy (puking and watching women on the toilet is fine, though).

The realisation dawned.

A realisation of what he actually did.