Sentence examples for second realization from inspiring English sources

My second realization was that Utermohlen had just snatched my tongue from the jaws of mediocrity.

The second realization that strikes you is, in a way, the opposite of the first: the more material you dredge up, the more elusive the subject becomes.

The second realization is why: it is almost as big as an airplane hangar and, for most of the day, almost completely deserted.

The second realization results in a lowest critical period equal to one multiply operation time and a higher throughput.

A second realization that receives little mention in other previous studies is a retroflex variant similar to Mandarin realizations of /ʐ/, which is found in all three dialects, but more robust in 漳 Chiang and 泉 Chôan.

I had a second realization: They had their world, we had ours.

Perhaps most poignantly, they remembered Nicholas II's split-second realization that his family was not being moved to a more secure location, that this was the end, that there would be no ignoble exile to England.

This was my first realization that this whole thing was the work of terrorists.

My first realization was that I'd been mispronouncing "papillae" for nearly half a century.

The first realization that strikes the visitor upon entering the station is how comfortably roomy it is.

It will be your first realization that life is full of pain and utterly beyond your control.