Sentence examples for similar realisation from inspiring English sources

A similar realisation is dawning on moderate Tories.

A similar realisation dawned when it came to what Kesey called "the Movie".

Bafta-winner Tony Marchant, the man behind Garrow's Law and Holding On as well as a former writer-in-residence at the Royal National Theatre, had a similar realisation during a Paines Plough tour of his Falklands play, Welcome Home, in 1983.

Spain's exports grew from the equivalent of 24.4% of GDP at the start of 2009 to 32% by the end of 2014 (in Germany the figure is 45.7%).A similar realisation has dawned on Italian businesses, says Nino Tronchetti Provera of Ambienta, a private-equity fund.

In the 21st century, will we come to a similar realisation about information monopolies?

Similar to the realisation theme, the reaction theme was represented less within the carer data.

The algorithm assigns bullish and bearish classes to a set of query patterns by looking the price behaviour that follows the realisation of similar, in terms of price and volume, historical subsequences to these queries.

When he declares "I must have the ring", the whole world seems to pause and take account of this fateful realisation, and a similar effect occurs when he tells Alberich - whom he has stripped of all his possessions - that he must yield up that last treasure too.

Although books are not included in the ERA's figures, Waterstones is benefitting from a similar phenomenon to HMV - a realisation among customers about the benefits of the physical products.

"The realisation that others share similar feelings of imperfection or inadequacy creates a shift from being 'alone' to being 'one of many,' enabling readers to challenge previous ideas of being different or non-normal, and become more accepting of their true selves".

"She was afraid to even ask of herself the silent question: is this all?" Sandberg's realisation eerily echoes a similar silence that Betty portrayed over 50 years earlier - extending that internal question to the modern women, "How can she have it all?" 'Is this all' and 'how can she have it all' addresses a guilt hidden in females that live in a society that is out of touch with reality.