Sentence examples for realisation for from inspiring English sources

"It must have been a horrifying realisation for the children to suddenly realise what their father intended and to be attacked in the way they were.

It seems unlikely that this important function has no equivalent in written English which retains the functions of Reference and Theme using the same grammatical realisations, but written English has not evolved a system to realise intonation and so it requires a different realisation for information structure.

But that's not a new realisation for me.

That was really the big cultural realisation for Indigenous soldiers, he says.

The river journey had begun a couple of days earlier with something of a realisation for me.

It must have been a dramatic realisation for Berlusconi that friendship, in international relations, can be a very ephemeral thing.

It really took him a bit of self-realisation for the steps he made toward the highest level".

This is unconvincing – I suspect that the drudgery of life under Arkwright made much of this impossible, and that self-realisation for the worker in the 1810s was actually far easier under the eye of Owen.

A spokesman for FRP said: "Once appointed, we shall focus on investigations arising from the insolvency of BHS and look forward to working with Duff & Phelps as they continue to focus on trading the business and exploring opportunities to maximise realisations for creditors".

In a veiled criticism of Brown's leadership, Purnell said: "One of the realisations for me... has been that you can have a moderate centre-left ideology; it just means being clear about what your values are, what your ideas about society are and what your methods for getting there are.

The mean convergence rate was measured for 120 random network realisations, for each network size.