Sentence examples for horrible realization from inspiring English sources

David Martin Jacques's lighting follows suit, keeping Kevin Knight's rudimentary scenery pretty much in the dark through the midnight of the soul, then turning both congruently and incongruently sunny as morning arrives, with a horrible realization and tragedy in tow.

He captures in a few images his sister's horrible realization that she hates her husband, and those images open into a terse premonition of imprisonment: "She watched his bare haunches, his arms, his broad shoulders, the rise and fall of his chest.

The numb shock of yesterday's tragedy is gradually being replaced by the horrible realization of what has happened.

What a painful, horrible realization that must have been!

The horrible realization that without alcohol or having gone to a party, you'll still want a grilled cheese sandwich at 12 35 AM.

And then, through the doorway behind the counter, that horrifying scene: the table, the water pipe, the pants around the ankles, the pair of trembling legs sticking out of the green boxers, and the horrible realization that I put him there.

The usability was just horrible and then came the realization that we should do something about it," says Nicholson.

To my young, innocent eyes it seemed the end of an illusion, the realization 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.

"I still vacillate between the realization that I committed these horrible acts and the belief that I could not have committed these acts".

The quilts, some up to 9 feet in length and height, "inspire the realization that there are all these horrible problems in the world," Mr. Tetkowski said in a telephone interview, but he added, "They're restorative and generative.

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