Sentence examples for stunning realization from inspiring English sources
"At that moment, certain very bright men within the American financial hierarchy made a stunning realization," Varoufakis told me.
So Faulkner gives us Quentin's stunning realization in the first words of the passage — followed, in the very next clause, by a reversal.
IT was just a couple of months ago that Martina Navratilova glanced at her flight instructor's seat and was hit with the stunning realization that it was empty.
The Ruhr production, recreated by the Lincoln Center Festival in the Park Avenue Armory, was a stunning realization of a wrenching, complex opera long considered unperformable.
His mother dies just before he manages to get home, and his marriage ends just afterward, prompting the stunning realization that "he had lost the two women whose devotion had been the underpinning of his strength".
You may have experienced this dream before, where you go through your normal routine and then once you're out of the house you come to the stunning realization that you have neglected to put on any clothes.
Utilization of resonant inclusions allows for the realization of stunning optical properties that cannot be found otherwise in nature, such as superlensing, negative refraction, or cloaking.
This new production, which opened on Monday night, is a visually stunning, seamlessly flowing and emotionally involving realization of Berlioz's inspired, famously unwieldy opera, a retelling of Virgil's "Aeneid".
As a physical realization of disaster, parts of the picture are stunning.
A Campaign for Princeton also showed unimagined and somewhat stunning capacity for support: It ended up with $410 million and a realization that institutional strategy at Princeton had entered a new, aggressive era.
That is stunning enough, but even more stunning, the speaker explained, is the realization that the spirit of African Americans is killed innumerable times a day by the collective effects of negative and prejudicial thoughts about their supposed "inferiority".
