Sentence examples for realisation it from inspiring English sources

There is, then, a non-arbitrary, natural relationship between the function of what the speaker wants the listener to focus on and its realisation; it is the aurally most prominent part of the message.

The Ivorians, beset by the realisation it was happening again, had nothing left.

Even his goal celebrations, which resemble a commuter hailing a cab before recoiling in embarrassment due to the realisation it is occupied, are forced.

But the realisation it will be the last with Carragher alongside has brought home that one thing even Gerrard cannot defy – time.

"What surprised me was the realisation it has been so late in my life that I feel secure enough to talk about them," he admits.

One of the traumas of the Soviet Union's collapse was the realisation it brought of just how shoddy some of it was—above all the Russian-made cars that many people had waited half a lifetime to own.

Hope is a virtue independent of its realisations; it is an intrinsic value, an end in itself, allied to courage and imagination, a positive attitude full of possibility and aspiration.

It means self-realisation, it means how to realise your own spirit and how to use your body to reach and control your mind.

Setting up a business to get rich may still be frowned upon in many circles, but as a route to the psychic benefits of "self-realisation" it is becoming almost chic.

Later, it was Deborah Warner's realisation that "it would be impossible to be in relation to the towers in a piece of music-theatre without being in relation to what happened to them".

But, says Doyle, there is a wider appreciation of this approach, a realisation that "it is an investment ultimately in the future of Syria".