Sentence examples for surprising realisation from inspiring English sources
After her research into HIV awareness earned her funding for a trip to Ghana, however, she came to a surprising realisation.
Klein writes in the book of the surprising realisation that she did want children after all, and of her struggles through what she calls the "fertility factory" and miscarriages before she finally became pregnant.
He planted an announcement in the press on the morning of the premiere proclaiming "the most surprising realisation that the admirable troupe of M Serge de Diaghilev has ever attempted... which will surely raise passionate discussions".
More surprising was the realisation that in Margate itself there was no wet fish supplier.
More surprising was the realisation that the century's most celebrated love story, Gone With the Wind, is a thinly disguised astrological allegory.
More surprising, though, was the dawning realisation that even books set beyond the reach of that period seemed to have a significant relation with some other military standoff, as if postwar wounds were a natural driving force of the murder novel.
Among the most surprising discoveries about memory has been the realisation that remembering a past event is not like picking a DVD off the shelf and playing it back.
More surprising, on digging into the problems, was the realisation that Free Our Data was only one of a network of sites that had been hit in a similar way by exploiting a subtle, hidden flaw.
This realisation was timely.
A realisation of what he actually did.
