Sentence examples for realising working from inspiring English sources

Jon believes that more and more festivals are adopting the principles established by Burning Man because "a fulfilled, more purposeful existence is becoming more desirable in a world where people are realising working harder and harder for greater accumulation isn't the answer".

This is as true in the theatre world as it is in the spheres of economics or politics – as I've realised, working with Nübling and NO99.

"The students got so much out of it that I realised working for charities was an excellent reciprocal relationship – the charities benefit from the university's expertise, and the students gain genuine work experience".

I didn't realise working people lived here, too?" "It costs £650 a month to live here.

I didn't realise working people lived here, too?" "It costs £650 [€795] a month to live here.

In Miseducation, Reay argues that setting (the process of sorting children into classes based on ability) fails to realise working class children's potential.

"A lot also has to do with self-discipline and realising work is never done but giving yourself permission to stop after you've made sure you're hitting priorities and meeting timelines".

They realise that working hand-in-glove with London is key to their "second city" ambitions.

After completing my degree, I realised that working for someone else really wasn't for me.

I began to realise that working with young people was far more satisfying and I wanted to become a teacher.

Flick realised that working with Barry would create far more opportunities, and with Les Reed on piano, the Seven became a formidable act.