And that's why I need to see him in prison, to see the full realisation trickling across his face, to see him finally, after two decades of jabbering, learn to shut up.
As for its usefulness in the analysis of ideational meaning in texts, if we do not examine circumstantial meanings as realised across different lexicogrammatical structures, we miss at least 50% of those meanings, as is shown in the different structural realisations of circumstantial meanings across the corpus of four journal article introductions section of this paper.
*For those who have never watched Friends, this is the moment an actor allows a dramatic realisation to flash across his or her face.
The point of all Bohr's wacky sayings – "Every sentence I utter must be understood not as an affirmation, but a question" – was to get across his realisation that modern physics deals in uncertainty, ambiguity and paradox.
Pete Riley, campaign director of the group GM Freeze, said there was a realisation by many farmers across the world that "GM is failing to deliver".
Luckily, I came across that realisation at an early stage when studying leukaemia stem cells, which brought me back to studying the functions of the immune system.
"We need to look at getting some realisation that cash is moving across borders anyway, via taxis, trucks or whatever.
The GSP does not produce visibly laid out choice paths, but it explicitly signals those features whose selection would be the realisation of some systematic variation across the derived structures: the derived structures do not vary accidentally; they vary with predictable perturbations in the configuration of the underlying context.
A wordless revelation scene in a dusty attic, as crushed realisation, sorrow and anger spread simultaneously across that mesmerising face, should clinch her every prize going.
