Sentence examples for the realisation to from inspiring English sources

It has taken a long time for the realisation to sink in that Ukraine's "crisis" is really a war, and quite possibly a long one.

But it took a while for the realisation to dawn that it wasn't just fans who were paying attention to their euphoric fusions of different styles.

It is unfortunate for Strauss, and his reader, that it takes so long for the realisation to dawn that they might have been getting this trust and support from women, had they turned their minds to it.

A NATION TRANSFORMED BY INFORMATION.Edited by Alfred D. Chandler, Jr. and James W. Cortada.Oxford University Press; 392 pages; $39.95 and £25.99IT HAS taken about a decade of marvelling at the novelty of the information revolution for the realisation to dawn that much of what is happening may be new only in degree.

A certain disequilibrium was noted between the high expectations and the realisation to date of the value co-creation activities (and benefits).

He attributes this realisation to the effect of visiting the monument commemorating the missing of the Somme.

I think a lot of guys came to the realisation that to play competitive golf on a course like this the week before the Open could really benefit you".

And as the realisation begins to sink in, it is time to pay tribute to one of the greatest players in the history of cricket.

Her good friend Joan Rivers died last year, and the realisation came to her that "you've lived more than you're going to live".

He found the realisation impossible to reconcile with his family's strict Catholic beliefs.

But early hopes of finding a single-gene culprit swiftly faded, giving way to the realisation that - to the extent DNA is at fault - blame is probably spread across dozens, maybe even hundreds of DNA variants.