Sentence examples for means realizes from inspiring English sources

Means realizes that Black could not have wielded this statue, and Barkabow's mother admits to having heard her daughter hit herself.

Parenting, she says, means "realizing that someone else's needs are more important than your own".

About the compulsions and convictions of her subjects Jamison is compassionate without being partial: "Empathy means realizing no trauma has discrete edges".

* * * Coming to terms with "Ulysses" inevitably means realizing what Joyce had to overcome when he brought it into the world — first in writing it, then in finding a publisher, and, finally, in getting it printed.

He was 25 when he traded his paintbrush for a pen: "I heard somebody say growing up means realizing you're not going to be people who you wanted to be".

Furthermore, it means realizing that human identity is a constantly shifting target.

Sometimes (increasingly so with all the daily deal options), that means realizing that when something seems to good to be true… well, we all know the rest.

Recognition of the upstream-downstream linkages in a river basin means realizing that events that occur in the upper part of the basin have a direct influence downstream and that issues arising downstream can sometimes be addressed through interventions upstream.

Accepting your addiction means realizing that your entire life will be different from that point onward.

It means realizing what your beliefs are and living by them.

And it means realizing the full potential of voluntary medical male circumcision.