Sentence examples for realisation a from inspiring English sources

It was partly that realisation a few years ago that made Ivana decide to write her memoir, Why Not Say What Happened?

But I took from that realisation a message of real hope because if we could change so much from that time until now, it means that more change is possible.

Consortium de Realisation, a French government entity that bailed out Crédit Lyonnais when the bank experienced financial problems a few years later, is also named in the indictment, the people involved in the matter said.

But, at least unconsciously, I woke up to the realisation a couple of years ago that if I didn't get all these ideas going now, soon, really much sooner than I'd like, I'd be dead.

Today we understand and use all these modern hieroglyphs instinctively: cloud-shaped bubbles to indicate thought, 'Z' to denote sleep, jagged bubbles to indicate screams, '!' for surprise, jagged tails for voices emerging from the radio or television, a light bulb for realisation, a musical note for singing.

This is because of my own experience reading it – a sheer delight in the scenes and sentences, and then a realisation, a sudden jolt, as the enormity of what is really being planned and plotted becomes plain to both the heroine and the reader all at the same time.

Thus the data has to be expressible as a realisation of a discrete categorical variable, which in this case holds, albeit with a large number of possible realisations.

It would be a realisation of a lot of childhood dreams and hard work," he said at St Andrews yesterday.

Mostly, it was because I wanted to be there and it started bringing a realisation that a year had passed.

A realisation of a flexible production system has to validate the methodology.

This is a realisation of a reliability and performance analysis for FDI in future spacecraft.