Sentence examples for their realisation that from inspiring English sources

A significant component of Men's Health's rise was surely their realisation that so many men secretly share my dread of the expanding stomach.

Their realisation that a silent majority of London's coolest young citizens can't actually stand techno, and would rather dress like Alexander O'Neal's sassy niece while emotively vogueing to Ice Box by Omarion, spawned a whole subgenre of nightlife.

A powerful incentive for the latter is their realisation that the Tigers' ability to shake down the Tamil diaspora for funds will be weakened by their leader's death.By contrast, Mr Pathmanathan says the rebels are ready to quit violence and enter a democratic process.

His unit's respect for his war service evaporated with their realisation that he was addicted to OxyContin. .

Like Google, all are transparent in their struggle, and collective in their realisation that something needs to be done, fast.

I wasn't going to hold him when he wasn't there (SHARON) I tried going to Church but gave that up quite soon as I was so angry with God (KAREN) Women collectively also talked about their despair and helplessness in the situation that they were in while articulating their realisation that there is nothing they can do or undo to change the circumstances; this is represented by Ruth's extract.

It was a realisation that shook me to my core.

It's an uncomfortable realisation that has seen the book banned by many libraries.

In high school Mike LaBelle had the same realisation that strikes many.

Elizabeth Pacitti, Edinburgh, Scotland: Finally, a realisation that body size does not dictate "happiness" or "beauty".

Their realisation was that an organised trade union movement has the labour power to shut down not only factories, but shops, banks, supplies, transport systems, emergency services and, with them, governments.