Sentence examples for have the realisation from inspiring English sources

Let us not look back in years from now and have the realisation that we could and should have done more.

It was nice to have the realisation that all the hard work had paid off.

"You have the realisation that you won't play again and ultimately coaching gave me another drive and path towards getting something out of my own life.

If you're inspired by someone or have the realisation that you should wear it because you're a Muslim girl, then get ready to wear it.

"We had the realisation that our largest US competitors were employing 80-90 people to blacklist 400-600 sites per day, but we had no access to funds for that number of staff so decided to find a dynamic mechanism," said Doyle.

"When I first had the realisation that people were watching who didn't know, my first reaction was that I should really scale back as to what I'm sharing.

I had the realisation that once I got to France there was nothing except for the Bosporus between me and India, and I liked the idea that if I just kept going I would get there.

No sooner had the realisation dawned that Poulter was a genuine candidate to lift the Claret Jug than it sank in, not least to the player, that he should have been in a stronger position; Harrington's successful birdie attempt at the 13th, seconds after Poulter's slipped past, four holes on, had the ring of a defining moment.

"I had the realisation that this is where the road ends," he says.

As he was approaching late adolescence he had the realisation that a lot of teenagers tend to have: that the world is a systematically unfair place.

I just think a bit more joined up thinking you know… if somebody had the realisation that if somebody lives on their own, then you have to be a bit more proactive, to make sure that things all come together as they should, rather than - oh we will just organise that service for you.