Sentence examples for realisation in from inspiring English sources

Others do not come to that realisation in an overt way.

But there is a realisation in some quarters that improving understanding needs more than slick PR.

This reflects a growing realisation in Iran that the country's prosperity depends on building bridges with the international business community.

That has been my exhausted realisation in these last few years: what Muslims do or say does not change anything.

And with that realisation in hand, we watch the rest of the trailer, such as it is.

I would help quite a bit with technical realisation, in terms of connecting that concept to a sound.

The realisation in the city was this: that in the face of a tsunami, the city cannot be saved.

"There has been a realisation in the music industry that they have to take control of their own destiny".

Still, Edgar's realisation in King Lear – that "who alone suffers suffers most i' the mind" – tolls like a bell throughout the book.

And it didn't take me that long to come to a meaningful realisation – in keeping to the rules of the exercise, I had unfortunately limited myself.

"What has changed in the last few weeks is the realisation in America that energy is used as a political tool by Russia".