Sentence examples for means realizing from inspiring English sources

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

Focusing on your view also means realizing the limitations of your standpoint.

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

It means realizing that because familiar teams perform better over the long term, it's in the organization's interest to cultivate familiarity.

* * * 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".

This week, it meant realizing that inelastic can be another word for brittle, and that everything can break.

Making the choice to sell would mean realizing a loss, and I'm not just talking from a tax perspective.

Becoming "redpilled" could mean realizing that Jews control the media, or that feminists are the real oppressors.

For Faye Milbourne, training for a second career meant realizing, "I don't need the attaboys and the kudos I needed when I was a career person," she said.

If it passes, it will be up to Obama and Senate Democrats to decide whether to accept its terms: That would mean realizing that reductions they have said could devastate government services are here to stay.