Sentence examples for instant realisation from inspiring English sources
There are many similarities between Arsenal's title win at Anfield and Manchester United's European Cup victory over Bayern Munich – not least the instant realisation for fans of each club that it would, could and should never get any better than this.
My surprise at the greasy, almost amphibian texture of its surface made me realise that in all my years as a curator, all my hours in front of Feretory, I'd never actually touched anything made of that resin with my own hands – and in the instant of that realisation, it slipped from my grasp and cracked on the floor.
It is more the inebriating, dizzying allure of being able to provide instant assistance, combined with the faint realisation that it doesn't matter if I send them to the wrong place because they can always ask someone else and I'll never see them again, anyway.
The arrival of De Gea, aged just 20, adds instant quality with the promise of the realisation of greater potential.
A realisation of the PBN at a given instant of time is determined by a vector of predictor functions, where the ith element of that vector contains the function selected at that time point for x i.
That realisation should make us appreciate our own virtuosity in making almost instant sense of the world around us – even scenes as complex as woods or forests crammed with trees, some overlapping, occluded, moving, or viewed at odd angles or in poor light.
And should we, in an instant of bovine tranquillity, manage to forget this, our bloated historical consciousness will prod us back into the dispiriting realisation that everything passes.
This realisation was timely.
A realisation of what he actually did.
She: "Instant, very instant".
