Sentence examples for its realisation from inspiring English sources

There is, then, a non-arbitrary, natural relationship between the function of what the speaker wants the listener to focus on and its realisation; it is the aurally most prominent part of the message.

This is a show as half-baked in its conception as it is mediocre in its realisation, so that it often seems more like the umpteenth revival of an old production than anything new.

But as ever with Wall Street, it's the promise of growth, not its realisation, that gets it excited.

Therefore, although this approach seems very promising and it has fewer diminishing biodiversity consequences, its realisation might rely on coping with some realistic technical difficulties.

And more than that, it's as if this object and its realisation has an unknown and unearthly nature, that mustn't be violated.

Prégardien's presentation of this ultimate challenge of the Lieder repertory had many positive aspects, but it was hard not to feel that, in some respects, his voice is now too mature for the piece (he turns 60 next year), and that its diminished range – not only in terms of colour and dynamics, but also in compass – makes it a less than ideal instrument for its realisation.

Hope is a virtue independent of its realisations; it is an intrinsic value, an end in itself, allied to courage and imagination, a positive attitude full of possibility and aspiration.

It finds its true meaning and its best realisation within the frameworks of a gardening and hospitable life that seeks the liberation of others into the fullness of their lives ― frameworks that bring us face to face with the vast diversity of life forms that continuously mingle with our own.

Whilst some reviewers identified with the plight of the alien, others felt that its poor realisation meant that it was hard to feel any sympathy for it.

Our duty, Wilde writes, is to develop the self to its full realisation.

This paper proposes two conceptual elements as necessary to the design of a general EAP writing syllabus and its subsequent realisation as a course.