Sentence examples for realises in from inspiring English sources

Finally, on the dimension of axis, a trinocular vision requires the analyst to identify: (i) the systemic feature a particular structure or element realises, in Saussurean terms, its valeur; (ii) the morphological and/or phonological realisation of the element (or elements) in a structure; and (iii) other features in the systemic environment.

A tragedy, as one often realises in the final reel, that was destined from the start.

One realises in a way how narrow ordinary consciousness is, but necessarily so if one is going to function in the world.

As Wilbur realises in the book's final paragraph: "It is not often that someone comes along who is a true friend and a good writer.

Gob realises in horror that this means he and Ann are now in a relationship, but decides to sleep with her before breaking up with her.

The other hope is that China realises, in Mr Aquino's words, that its "ability to carry on growing depends on the goodwill of the rest of the world"—ie, that it should restrain itself.

He sends particular condolences to the Mormons who He realises put in a lot of work".

My company, the Altrad Group, realises €600m in sales in Britain but there is not sufficient awareness about it.

Stein's playful egomania pervades the book ("she realises that in English literature in her time she is the only one"), as does an optimism that gives the story of her life the character of a fairy tale.

Its refusal to permit a referendum in Catalonia suggests it realises that, in the end, the EU cannot turn down a breakaway region.

When Pamela takes J to bury her father's ashes in a railroad labourers' graveyard, J realises that "in the same dirt he was scratching into lay dead men who did more back-breaking work in a day than he had done in his whole life".