Sentence examples for from the realization from inspiring English sources

Our anxiety stems from the realization that we should have planned better for a rainy day.

"It comes from the realization that their organization is in danger".

Mr. Anati says: "My biggest surprise in exploring prehistoric art came from the realization that human imagination is quite limited.

The phased strategy grew from the realization that it would take weeks to build up military forces in the Persian Gulf and South Asia.

The big painting, especially, can hit you like a sonic boom, partly from the realization that it is entirely hand-painted.

Awkwardness comes from the realization that, when you look around the world, it's difficult to identify anyone who isn't either the victim or the beneficiary of injustice.

Part of the film's pathos comes from the realization that, although the actors are acting, the passage of their lives is real and irretrievable.

Satisfaction, because it is natural to resemble one's parents, and there is a resigned pleasure to be had from the realization.

The willingness of the Bush team to pare down its demands may have come from the realization that Judge Sauls was not going to allow any obvious delays.

Mzee S. "The only thing covering peoples' eyes [from the realization of overgrazing] is this reserve.

"The only thing covering peoples' eyes [from the realization of overgrazing] is this reserve.