Sentence examples for powerful realisation from inspiring English sources

In that hospital room I had a sudden and powerful realisation that something had to change.

The reason for their actions is a simple yet powerful realisation that the environmental and economic footprints are most often aligned.

That was a powerful realisation.

The reason for their actions is in a simple yet powerful realisation that environmental and economic footprints are most often aligned.

The adaptation of astronomical algorithms coupled with their application to large annotated study cohorts, constitutes a powerful tool for the realisation of the enormous potential of digital pathology.

A powerful incentive for the latter is their realisation that the Tigers' ability to shake down the Tamil diaspora for funds will be weakened by their leader's death.By contrast, Mr Pathmanathan says the rebels are ready to quit violence and enter a democratic process.

For me, that moment of realisation made that scene so powerful".

Yet, here I am again, seeking to bring about realisation in the world's most powerful that they have to move beyond an obsession with preserving a system that drives economic inequality, environmental destruction and violence.

But if anything should rouse the electorate from its slumber, it should be the realisation that the rich and the powerful take a very different view of the importance of controlling Congress, at least judging by where they are spending their money.

At first Anwar, the principal character, is only too happy to speak freely of his bloody past but his slow realisation of the trauma he inflicted is as powerful a cinematic moment as any you will come across this year".

It is the lavish realisation of exactly what makes him such a powerful voice in modern electronic music; deploying every weapon in his armoury, the two-and-half minute long explosion has joy coursing through its lurid purple veins.