Sentence examples for no realisation of from inspiring English sources

There was no realisation of the fact that the building and grounds now belonged to the nation, that they were part of the invaluable heritage of our society".

Sartre insists that one should reject any suspicion of dualism here: "There is no realisation of the imaginary, nor can we speak of its objectification," (ibid).

However, she criticised the album, saying "there's no feeling, no emotion, no realisation of what each song is about; they're just pretty little songs", giving the album 2/5.

Here, both of the classifications offer accurate upper-level readings of the clause, perhaps due to the fact that there is no simultaneous realisation of the two interpretations owed to performativity.

Earlier on Thursday, Tsipras's once close ally and former government spokesman, Gavriel Sakellarides, made a statement saying he would resign as he could "no longer contribute to the realisation of the government's policies".

It is of course no coincidence that the realisation of this aim has followed the collapse of the last round of US-sponsored negotiations with Israel.

This is especially true in Greece where despite the investors' interest there is no progress in the realisation of offshore wind farms.

For the current wave of dates, which also includes an appearance at the UK's Cheltenham Jazz Festival in early May, Squarepusher is traveling with the same setup he used to record the new album, thereby making no compromises in the live realisation of its contents.

Whatever the role of oxidative stress on the ageing process of the AOX-respiring mutants grisea and PaCox17::ble is, it is clear that alternative respiration and increasing mitochondrial mass to compensate for low ATP levels is no viable strategy for the realisation of ageing without functional impairments.

The authors declare that no funding was given for the realisation of the present study.

No one is going to retire through a sudden realisation of the risks.