Sentence examples for realisation made from inspiring English sources

This realisation made me determined to further explore why any criticism of transsexuality seems to be deemed unacceptable outside of homophobic, rightwing circles.

The realisation made him feel more and more angry, because it had not been what he had been taught growing up.

The word "objectification" never entered his vocabulary, but he knew, as he grew older, that the rules had changed, as a consequence of other men acting less innocently than he himself had, and the realisation made him slightly guilty.

Suddenly this realisation made sense of a lot of things I'd done in my life and drove me to find out as much as I could about the illness.

For me, that moment of realisation made that scene so powerful".

Finding yourself the parent of a child with a disability leaves you ranting about the prejudice of a world out of tune with disability, while at the same time acutely aware that until recently you, too, were part of that world; and perhaps that realisation makes you crosser still.

This realisation makes working through motivational slumps easier.

In addition, the Committee has suggested that the notion of progressive realisation makes it extremely cumbersome for states to justify any retrogressive measures.17 The extent to which this would also hold true during armed conflicts, during which time resources may need to be redistributed, is unclear.

This realisation makes your heart sink.

An efficient Multi-Element generalised Polynomial Chaos approach allows a significant reduction of the required number of realisations, making its cost affordable for real-world applications.

This realisation has "made me think about feminism differently".