An extraordinary scene, in which an adolescent Lepage is subjected to stop-and-search by a soldier, under a soft rain of maple leaves, articulates a frightening personal realisation that, "The bombs aren't in my bag / they're in my head".
Our participants with MS came to know that they had SPMS in a variety of ways, from gradual personal realisation to a medical decision the basis of which was hard to understand.
Often such epiphanies are cast from the personal and emotional realisation of the world they are leaving to their children.
Chairing the Independent Panel on Forestry has taken me on a personal journey towards a realisation that, as a society, we have lost sight of the value of trees and woodlands.
A few years later Abraham Maslow put forward his needs theory of human motivation which highlighted sense of belonging, self esteem and the realisation of personal potential as key.
Overall, there appears to be a higher realisation of personal risk than in the early-1990s, which previous surveys suggest has been increasing since the mid-1990s.
She's a chip off Luisa Omielan's block, in that she places undying faith in personal ambition and self-realisation.
Such was the embarrassment of my host that he immediately jumped to my defence, nobly attempting to clarify the difference between the concept of a great monolith in the sky and a sense of personal empowerment and self-realisation that a less developed mind would in a previous century have ascribed to the divine.
For Peru's outgoing president it is the realisation of a personal dream.
But also more ethereal things: the discovery of personal and collective power, the realisation of dreams, the birth of bigger dreams, a sense of connection that is as emotional as it is political, and lives that change and do not revert to older ways even when the glory subsides.
The Delagoa Bay railway line was completed in December 1894 the realisation of a great personal ambition for Kruger, who tightened the final bolt of "our national railway" personally.
