Sentence examples for that realises from inspiring English sources

Stating a general principle, in the middle of the trio is some category that realises some feature(s) from 'above', and is itself realised by some feature from 'below'; while 'around' the middle category are the relation of the category under focus to those others in its family that are instrumental in defining its identity.

"Umm, well there's a tiny bit of my brain that realises it would have made great television," she concedes.

For the first time after 2008 there is a generation that realises that there is an end to that … [and] they reacted angrily, violently".

It is power feminism that realises that actual empowerment for women means getting more money, since money and liberty often equate, and being able to legislate or influence.

And this is the rare movie that realises that individuals are the sum of formative experiences – some good, some bad, and some productive in their devastation.

What we are witnessing in this papacy is a church that realises how far out of step it is with modern thinking, and is increasingly keen on getting into line.

The difference is that Dunphy realises he's funny.

It is only now that Michael realises that Hanna is illiterate.

Fortunately, Mario Draghi, the ECB's incoming president, made it clear this week that he realises that is his job.

Taking the unprecedented step of thanking the media for privacy, he claimed that society "realises that people make mistakes".

Let's hope that Miriam González realises what that "cojones" outburst means for her.