Sentence examples for horrible realisation from inspiring English sources

"It was a horrible realisation that something was seriously wrong," he said.

It was a horrible realisation at the time, but it ended up leading me to this book.

Helen Mirren, trying to shake off her jealousy, sticks at a horrible realisation about her stepson's someone else: "Their love exists.

Or are you expecting the sequel to plummet down to earth once we all come to the horrible realisation that Sony's Spider senses are seriously off-radar?

Instead, it's the horrible realisation that the film-maker who was lauded for The Sixth Sense, defended for The Village, and just about tolerated for The Happening, may actually have made a movie worse than Lady in the Water.

The chaotic outcome of the plan is where the film comes most alive, with its ugly collisions of double-cross and triple-cross, and the horrible realisation that they are involved in evil, and have themselves become evil.

The horrible, dawning realisation that a blue stain is creeping across your white jeans.

Imagine, guys, after drunkenly crashing your car you could wake up to find yourself with horrible injuries and the terrible realisation that you'd made out with an ugly girl!

To my young, innocent eyes it seemed the end of an illusion, the realisation that the horrible stuff you read in The Usborne Book of the Second World War, which all seemed comfortingly remote and long ago, was still happening now, and probably always would be.

Often you're the one coming up with the grand realisations, so all that talking about the horrible stuff is a process of being honest with yourself.

The book opens with Yang's return from school to find his father dying: "He tried to extend his hand to greet me but couldn't lift it … I was shocked with the realisation that 'skin and bones' referred to something so horrible and cruel," he writes.