Sentence examples for realized rather than from inspiring English sources
But then I realized rather than just writing about it, or lecturing on Customer Development, we should have a hands-onexperiential class.
Two of the shorter essays in Part 1 ("Jasmine" and "East Indian") contain subject matter that is more fully realized (rather than advanced) in "Two Worlds," the beautiful and moving Nobel speech that reads rather like an elegy.
The highlighted projects show Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP's resolve, through the quality of design work including the use of special steel structures, to ensure that this period is seen in retrospect as the one where opportunities were realized rather than lost.
Their lives told a series of stories: that soldiers, like secretaries, are not abstractions; that wars are never distant things that can just be fought in a faraway place and left there; and that the military as much as the civilian sphere is a place where our values can be embraced and realized, rather than abandoned.
But then I realized rather than just writing about it, or lecturing on Customer Development, we should have a hands-on experiential class.
But for me, I've realized, rather than fostering my dreams this "big dreaming" is the first step to turning by back on them.
That's why Times Opinion is launching The Privacy Project, a monthslong initiative to explore the technology, to envision where it's taking us, and to convene debate about how we should control it to best realize, rather than stunt or distort, human potential.
Ditto selling your property now, and potentially realizing a taxable gain, rather than waiting until the new year.
As friends began to talk about New Year's resolutions, as I read them online and all around me, that year, I realized that rather than make resolutions, I wanted to focus on intention.
It was only then, in the room with the agent, she claims, that she realized that rather than a nutritional supplement, she had been taking "the clear".
But the team realized that rather than teaching the complexities of DJing, they should just make the art simpler.
