Sentence examples for is about realising from inspiring English sources

"The meaning is very subjective, as it should be, but for me it is about realising what you already have.

2) Break out of the bottleneck Rethinking engagement is about realising that your career is not dependent upon scrambling up the slippery ladder from PhD to professor.

He added: "It is about realising we've got a hard rebuilding job to undertake.

It's really not so much about printing as it is about realising and making something real from an idea".

The experience for me has been about realising how everyone is unique.

Higher education should be about realising potential with great teaching, not unfair selection into privileged networks.

It's about realising that when things aren't going the way you want them to, or you don't have inspiration, it will come.

I bypassed Pride and Prejudice at university and didn't realise that it's not just social mores and falling in love: it's about realising the impact you have on people.

"It takes time, like a lot of things when new players come in and things, but it's about realising the situation.

Badminton England chief executive Adrian Christy added: "This is one of the youngest squads we have ever sent to a World Championships, our target was to reach the quarter-finals and today was about realising that ambition".

Being away from home for up to six weeks is a long period of time, so it's about realising how to best communicate with each other, particularly in times of adversity.