Sentence examples similar to realization so much from inspiring English sources

It was becoming clear that the issue had far less to do with electricity than with the dawning realization that so much of the nation's wealth had been salted away over the years by so few.

"Conquistadora" was inspired in part by the realization that so much of her own family's history had been lost, she said, as is often the case for poor people.

What motivated me toward administration was the realization that so much of our challenge is systemic.

That realization made so much sense and really opened a whole new world for me.

It is only when you stand back and look at what you do, does the realization come that so much of it is habit.

Or maybe the realization that spending so much to jail these youth interferes with paying for things we now need---like Social Security and Medicare---will cause us at last to see them as a cause for concern.

The shock springs not only from the intolerable loss of life but from a growing realization that America had so much else to lose.

Despite the formidable artistry exerted by its actors on its realization, "Brooklyn" isn't so much a bad movie as it is a virtual self-parody of a genre — that of the minor, dignified, clean-hands art-house preciosity.

For city officials and preservationists, the case of the Dorothy Day cottage has brought the stinging realization that the subject of so much planning simply no longer exists.

The realization that I am spending so much time trying to please people, to collect these ridiculous imaginary points for what?

I'll never forget the realization that fresh milk could be so much sweeter than what we bought in grocery stores.