Sentence examples for realised themselves from inspiring English sources
This formed part of Jet Moon's Speakeasy, a collection of stories written with queer and transgendered people about how they realised themselves.
"The players realised themselves that they have to step things up this week, and preparation and training has been spot on.
For example, he and colleagues found that in the 2008 US presidential election, many voters were more influenced by the ethnicity of the candidates – Barack Obama and John McCain – than they may have realised themselves.
The motion triptych shows an interpretation of what the initial concepts could have looked like if they would not have been realized as a line of runway clothes, but rather spontaneously realised themselves as autonomous life forms". .
Women will realise themselves a little differently and will be differently regarded by others.
NS; But the objective effect of this in the last year has been a 30% increase in poverty, 6% reduction in GDP.... SP: Maybe the Palestinian people realise themselves too: what do we need Hamas for?
What is so disturbing about Welsh's accounts of drug culture, it seems, is that from time to time his protagonists do realise themselves through illegal banes, do manage to excavate the buried treasure of their own spirit from beneath the rubble of conformity that has flattened their integrity, do manage to fly.
This code consists of strands of letter-like elements or characters (Aristotle's γράμματα) which realise themselves in living organisms.
"I don't see why scientists don't realise that they are analytical thinkers, problem solvers, and have the potential to realise themselves in other fields," he concludes.
Archetypes are a priori mental forms or templates which realise themselves under certain circumstances in certain ways, but the general outline remains more or less constant.
In 2003, the OECD International Futures Programme concluded that the classical risk assessment concepts are not suitable to deal with risks that realise themselves or excerpt their influence in larger spatial and/or temporal dimensions [51].
