Sentence examples for troubled realization from inspiring English sources

The mood of the poetry moves from excitement at the falling-in and arming of the young soldiers at the beginning of the war to the troubled realization of the war's true significance.

However, Doug is deeply troubled by the realization that he himself had caused the deaths of Minuti and Claire by altering history and sending the note back in time to Minuti.

Deeply troubled by Mathew's recent departure and his realization that conversion therapy wasn't making any of his patients straight, he decided not to see any more patients who wanted to change their sexual orientation.

As if times were not troubled enough in the airline industry, employees at US Airways, Delta and United are facing the stark realization that the security they hoped their jobs would provide is being quickly taken away.

One big problem, brokers said, was their growing realization that a major portion of the homes on the market are deeply troubled buildings.

City financial troubles slowed the realization of that goal for decades.

What did trouble me was that I had grown up believing I was his firstborn, and the realization that, had he died the year before, as he nearly did, I would never have known the truth.

There is the unsettling realization that trouble can come from anywhere (and probably will), that you are far from home in a lost country after dark without a flashlight and your passing game is in bad decline.

The trouble is coming from the growing realization that the innovative discoveries can turn out to be all too wobbly.

Indeed, we were brought together by an increasing realization that our global economic troubles aren't just a few bad apples; the problem is indeed the apple tree.

But the abrupt reversal in the markets — only five weeks ago the Dow was flying above 13,000 — reflects the realization among investors that the troubles plaguing the economy may be worse than initially feared.