"He realizes that the outcome of this game will always rest on his performance," Gruden said.
The feeling of "regret" occurs "when a person realizes that the outcome of decision is worse than it could have been, had the person decided differently".
Lawrence warned, and he knows enough about wars to realize that the outcome is not assured.
Revived, Simon began to sprint after Takahashi as nearly 100,000 people in the stadium realized that the outcome was still in doubt.
Much like a traditional sports team that has gained home-field advantage, the selected OWL teams are excited by the prospect of playing in front of friendly crowds, even as they realize that the outcome of their games is only part of the equation.
Sometimes, when trying so hard to do one thing, you realize that the outcome has a life and mind of its own.
When you're in the thick of swimming, it's hard to keep in mind the end goal that you're training towards but when you do get to the end after putting in the hours and effort, you realize that the outcome is worth it.
The film never hints at it's own ending and tension builds as you realize that the outcome could be death or purgatory, but as Locke says calmly at one point in the film, "It's just me and my car going nowhere".
While I am deeply sympathetic to the sensibilities of the parties involved in the case, and realize that any outcome would be hurtful to one group or another, I'm not sympathetic to the Supreme Court's majority opinion in the case.
First of all, it should be realized that the outcome of a TKA is affected by the alignment of all components in every plane.
In addition, we have to realize that the outcome after TKA not only depends on the type of implant; Fortin et al. (1999 , 2002 stated that the preoperative status of the patient is the strongest determinant of functional outcomes after hip and knee surgery, and Noble et al. (2006) and Mahomed et al. (2002) emphasized the importance of the expectations of the patients.
