Sentence examples for true realisation from inspiring English sources

It was a true realisation of what Puccini wanted.

In his autobiographical writings he identified her death as the moment he came to a true realisation of the human condition: "All men come into this world alone; all leave it alone".

The FT notes that SoundCloud users today are uploading about 12 hours of audio every minute — a true realisation of the original "YouTube for audio" ambition that Ljung and Wahlforss had when first conceiving of SoundCloud.

"The most disturbing truth about love, true love, is the realisation that you would willingly die to protect another person.

It's a depressing realisation, and true.

Studies, such as ours, should ultimately contribute to the realisation of true 'personalised medicine' in early inflammatory arthritis, in which complex heterogeneity is stratified into pathophysiologically and therapeutically relevant subsets, with clear benefits in terms of clinical outcome and cost.

The eudaemonic paradigm defines well-being in terms of values and purposes in life and/or potential achieving, with respect to a higher order of the self (ie, realisation of true self, positive relationships, human strengths and virtues), which reflect psychological well-being.

They do suffer from a number of drawbacks however: firstly, midpoint displacement algorithms do not produce realisations of true fractional Brownian motion when the Hurst exponent is not set equal to 0.5 [25].

The test was successful, in that the satellite was destroyed, and America had a minor "Sputnik moment" of realisation of the true capabilities of its rival.

It would seem that the pessimistic sentiments of a few months ago have been renewed and this has perhaps been driven by a realisation of the true impact of the cuts announced in the emergency budget.

Although one of those realisations can be true, detecting the correct one is not possible for the time being.