Sentence examples for imminent realization from inspiring English sources

In abdicating their already-tenuous hold on moral legitimacy in international affairs, the US and its allies have eroded one of the last potential bastions against the imminent realization of a world dominated by strategic resource acquisition as a function of security.

But Washington clearly has no fear that such realizations are imminent.

At hip Hollywood parties jars of pills were passed around with scarcely a second thought, and cocaine became epidemic: anything to deny a steadily mounting realization that the imminent revolutions in human consciousness, politics and erotic pleasure were dreams that would not come true.

But there have been some recent signs of cracks in the state media, or perhaps just a realization that a reckoning seems imminent.

The realization that world revolution was not imminent led in 1921 to a new Comintern policy in order to gain broad working-class support.

In its day, of course, it was a metaphor: the buoyancy resulting from the end of "the war to end all wars" gone, the realization that a new war was imminent hanging over England and the rest of the world.

Maybe it's the "new" (crappy) economy, or our fear of the imminent zombie-vampire-Tea Partier apocalypse, or the realization that teaching our kids self-reliance instead of whiny entitlement really is the best approach to parenting, but there's so much emphasis on, well, ultra-femme domestic activity these days.

It’s more like that queasy feeling in the stomach that some encounter on their 40th birthday, when the realization hits that the second half of life might not be as much fun as the first, and that imminent demise awaits at the end.

His realization?

A realization.

Then, a realization hit.