Sentence examples for realises itself from inspiring English sources
Film noir finds itself in black and white and shadow; the postwar western realises itself in colour and glare.
The centre consists of the nucleus containing the program of the cell, the core concept which realises itself in the visible, functioning structure.
Genetic determinism (i.e. the claim that we basically are our genes) entails the conviction that the protein-coding genes on our genome are the program (in Hegelian terms: the "idea") which realises itself in the life of the organism.
According to Delbrück, the idea that the visual form (phenotype) of living beings is determined by a logical program (genotype) that realises itself in living organisms, is decidedly Aristotelean.
Whereas the form of living beings corresponds with their phenotype (their visual appearance), their plan or formula corresponds with their genome: the molecular program that realises itself in a particular organism.
I've said it before, but here's evidence Cupertino itself realises that hen-pecking individual letters is a "tedious task".
But then, he added, he realises that the slogan itself "doesn't mean anything".
Although he initially imagined himself being "ushered and guided by the kindness and companionship of the land itself", he soon realises when lost on a boggy moor that "the land doesn't care, not one jot".
That was equality, was it not?" The concordat collapses when she realises that the "authority" of marriage itself is oppressive, that "the cult of motherhood", with its "sentimentality and narcissism", is somehow "anti-feminine" and makes her feel "unsexed".
Stating a general principle, in the middle of the trio is some category that realises some feature(s) from 'above', and is itself realised by some feature from 'below'; while 'around' the middle category are the relation of the category under focus to those others in its family that are instrumental in defining its identity.
He obviously realises he doesn't have much else than the controversy itself to feed off.
