Sentence examples for strange realisation from inspiring English sources
Men writing in offices, struck with a strange realisation, flung down their pens; men talking in a thousand places suddenly came upon a grotesque possibility in those words, "It is nearer".
On my third day, as I raised my camera to take a picture of some aubergines growing on a tiny plot of land, I was struck by a strange realisation: I had become a Japanese tourist.
It was during a recent heated discussion about the merits of Fifa 11 that I came to a strange realisation – for me, the world of football sims and football management sims peaked in about 2005 (as an aside, this was probably the year real-life football peaked for me as well).
Brown knows this and, in a strange kind of way, his realisation is one shared with the anarchists on the streets.
It was only when we saw the news reports, and remembered the strange dust flecking the cars in our street, that realisation dawned.
Jones measures out the awful realisation over a page or so – the strange croak in Sophie's voice, the look of horror from the man standing by the shop door, the large veins on the back of Sophie's suddenly wrinkled hands.
A realisation of what he actually did.
The realisation comes suddenly.
This realisation was timely.
