Sentence examples for if the realisation from inspiring English sources

Certainly, if the realisation that animals have inner organs makes you a bit wobbly and tearful, do not come here.

Both Eriksson and Ancelotti appeared somewhat pensive, as if the realisation of the match's importance had suddenly dawned on them.

If the realisation of the full range of human rights is the goal of development, greater respect for specific rights can also be the means for achieving this outcome.

I wonder if the realisation of so fantastical a childhood dream has helped her stay connected to her youth – but again she sets me straight.

And if the realisation that basically anyone can be mentally ill doesn't make people more sympathetic to mental illness, is there anything that will?

And really, what is a story of a kidnapped girl locked in a shed with her long-haired innocently precocious boy if not the realisation of the most macabre fairytale?

It pootles along pleasantly if unremarkably – the realisation that this album is Dad Rap in the same way that Daft Punk's Random Access Memories was Dad Dance is strongly dawning now as Jay-Z bitches about the internet and witters on about Frank Sinatra yet again.

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.

If schoolgirls can achieve the realisation that having children is a very serious business, for which they have to be prepared, surely the next step is for men to start cottoning on to the idea that if parenthood isn't having an impact of their careers, it can only be because they are cheating their kids.

Then the realisation: If Marblar were ever going to really fulfil its mission, it needed to not only persuade IP holders to post their discoveries on the site, but also to find commercial partners with a proven track record of bringing new technologies and products to market who would buy into its collaborative model to help find the next breakthrough product.

Surely if anything is "chilling", it's the realisation that words have power – and that if you say something stupid there will be repercussions.