Sentence examples for on the realisation from inspiring English sources

On the realisation the man was in fact one of Ngugi's fictional characters, copies of the book were seized and destroyed.

9. Choke on the realisation that Rhydian is about to become a major celebrity.

Another is based on the realisation that nature is threatened and that this poses a strategic business risk.

As middle age creeps on, the realisation dawns that that's all they're getting and they cannot somehow make themselves everything they would like to be.

The council is working on the programme with consultancy Newton, which said that all its fees are "contingent on the realisation of financial savings".

Four years on the realisation has set in that this is, after all, an American president, and Mr Obama has been busy dealing with two protracted wars, and a nasty recession.

Potter was writing as Darwin's earlier revelations about nature being a place of ceaseless, violent competition were being grafted on to the realisation that the "survival of the fittest" applied as much to two-legged creatures as it did to those with tails and whiskers.

Adlington set up the scheme shortly after her retirement, spurred on by the realisation that "a million kids leave primary school not being able to swim, which is shocking… We ask people, 'Do you want to learn the Becky way?'" she says, without blinking.

With the new focus on language, Keefe Ugalde points to the realisation on the part of many authors that "the tyrant's power is derived from and defeated by language".

I suspect some of the decline reflects a rise in the equity risk premium as investors take on board the realisation that policy is no longer endogenous.This has actually been going on for some time.

True salvation is only found in the rejection of the need for earthly recognition of one's temporal power and even one's spiritual purity on the one hand, and the realisation that one must look to one's own relationship with God as the only thing of ultimate value on the other.