Sentence examples for realisation can be from inspiring English sources

As anyone who watched our race will appreciate, that moment of realisation can be desperately painful.

In appropriate circumstances, their realisation can be a joint, co-operative effort, but neither individual participation nor assent can be taken for granted, any more than accountability to the people.

Recovery from this disconcerting realisation can be facilitated by a swift visit to the airy museum café that, handily, provides a central base from which to strike out into the baffling maze of narrow streets and lanes fanning out from the centre of the town.

Surface realisation can be viewed as the task of mapping abstract sentence representations to word strings in a target language.

Although one of those realisations can be true, detecting the correct one is not possible for the time being.

Even computing single realisations can be quite costly if many fast reactions are present; therefore approximate MC methods like τ-leaping [ 2], averaging approaches [ 3, 4], and deterministic-stochastic hybrid formulations [ 5– 7] have been introduced.

In the movie you show Lolabelle's realisation she can be preyed on from above by eagles.

If an acute spike in transphobia, racism and bigotry has brought about the realisation that progress can be undone overnight, we should probably all harness that realisation, swallow our hypocrisies and do what our leaders, our police force, our newspapers and our TV stations are failing to do: champion political correctness, all jokes aside.

On top of this has come the realisation that skateboarding can be actually a good thing.

"There was a realisation that we can be a bit dismissive of them, but actually those relationships are so important.

NCA area commander Peter Smith said: "The realisation that you can be tracked and identified on the dark web is beginning to sink in for online criminals.