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As the piece progresses we realise that while the choreographer is magnetically drawn to emotional extremes, he's wholly unable to delineate differing emotional states.

Universities fail to realise that while the academic may not be present on campus, she is still working while at a conference.

As I leave I spot some rubbish in a bush and instinctively pick it up, at which point I realise that while the garden may contain a statue of a dog's head, it doesn't have a bin.

It's fascinating to realise that while the German Wagner was obsessed with singers and singing, with an ideal of "bel canto", it was the Italian, Verdi, who had little interest in singing for its own sake.

This seems to be ignored by the young, reckless radicals of our age, who do not realise that while the media give them all the attention they crave, it ignores the more successful peaceful protests.

As everything begins to go terribly, cosmically wrong, we realise that while the fictional Duke has been playing the fool, the real Duke has executed a deft conjuring trick, presenting us in words and movement of increasing darkness with the essence of Milton's poem.

The surgery made me realise that while you're away the game moves on even in the space of a few months.

Reading about autoethnography as a methodological approach made me realise that while potentially painful, this would provide an additional depth to the analysis of the data.

It's the kind of level to make you realise that, while Doom has been much-imitated, it has very rarely been bettered.

"Being at the Pirates, I've seen people I've played with go onwards and it's made me realise that, while team-wise there's a huge step between Championship and Premiership clubs, individually the difference can be minute," he added.

It takes a while to realise that, for the Japanese, topography often has spiritual significance.