Sentence examples for the viewer realises from inspiring English sources
It is only later, when her assistant arrives, that the viewer realises that Denis, at Lady Thatcher's side for more than half a century, now exists only in her imagination.
The tension in The Big Short comes when the viewer realises that for the heroes – those betting against the housing market and exposing the lie at the centre of the subprime bubble – to win, people will suffer.
It is only a split second before the viewer realises that this is not one image but hundreds, quite possibly thousands, of different horses projected one after the other in rapid succession like a cinematic flip book.
From Evening Rendezvous, which at first glance seems a nod to patriotism but which takes on a sinister tone as the viewer realises that the red, white and blue is an ominous procession of the Klu Klux Klan on horseback, to The Bitter Nest, Part II: The Harlem Renaissance Party, I was completely drawn in.
Bonneviot's Xenoestrogens represent a narrative of seepage; not to mention unnerving the viewer, who realises they are composed of some of the same chemicals as the sterile-looking sculptures.
The viewer becomes the beguiled poet-protagonist.
