Sentence examples for realisation that it is from inspiring English sources

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

Perhaps the spectre of Donald Trump, and of the Donald Trumps within its own borders, will scare the European Union into the realisation that it is the only large bloc left in which a revived social contract can offer the hope of real equality without which democracy cannot survive.

The realisation that it is going to become reality has sparked a panicky reaction.

Nora can express in her body the violence of her desperation, and also her realisation that it is indeed desperation.

Today, the party leaves the contest facing the daunting realisation that it is no longer a significant player in British electoral politics.

There is a realisation that it is possible but we are going to have to play really, really strongly over both games.

The idea for OMGYes was sparked by a conversation among friends, "sharing some pretty explicit details about the ways we like to be touched," and the realisation that "it was really helpful hearing other people's insights about pleasure," says Daniller.

However, he came to the realisation that it was vital The Young Victoria be filmed in its native country for authenticity.

The real change was the realisation that it's OK to be something of a mess.

Even the mere realisation that it's bin day ranks among the worst experiences of being human.

There's a realisation that it's not just about passing exams in English, maths, science that matters – though of course these are important subjects.