Sentence examples for greatest realization from inspiring English sources

Much of the music is truncated — some of it is kitsch — but, over all, it's the greatest realization of classical music in images (at least, prior to Jean-Luc Godard's "First Name: Carmen").

It felt like the greatest realization of what a digital library could be, its longevity a testament to its permanence.

The greatest realization as you change criticism to praise is that encouraging another person is a way of building trust and respect, and it displays belief in them, even if they're not yet at their point of performing their very best.

Because if you don't, you may be denying yourself one of the greatest realizations ever.

In his greatest realizations, Fan Zeng's sprezzatura echoes the divine refinement of Raphael (1483-1520).

One of the greatest realizations I have had as an adult is that straight men don't care about sex.

Her great realization, she says, is that "I can only recover myself when I keep them near.

Every one of these political, juridical and technical advances is a path towards attaining the ideal of human fraternity and a means for its greater realization.

I resented a gesture of piety I found irrelevant to our team's purpose: to win a game and develop a greater realization of our athletic talents.

It intimately circles the question all memoirs of grief must pose, one that she puts this way: "Who am I now?" Ms. Deraniyagala's great realization, a full seven years after the tsunami, is not that her grief has diminished.

It was as if he were raging against a greater realization: that the Knicks' trumpeted revival was nothing but a mirage, a delusion born of desperation, binge spending and a simplistic belief that collecting superstars guarantees title contention.