Sentence examples for unexpected realization from inspiring English sources

Once the the adrenaline and nausea fade, an unexpected realization takes over: I enjoyed it.

An unexpected realization caught us all off guard: Mustang is soberly relevant to the 2016 presidential election.

At the museum's opening, Libeskind said that he sought to "create a building ... which emotionally moved the soul of the visitor toward a sometimes unexpected realization"'.

However, this led to the unexpected realization for Stossel that more important events were those that occurred slowly, such as the women's movement, the growth of computer technology, and advancements in contraception, rather than daily events like government pronouncements, elections, fires or crime.

Just as shooting was about to start, Ruiz learned that he had a cancerous tumor in his liver that appeared to be inoperable, a piece of news that he now describes wryly as "an unexpected factor" in the realization of the film.

With each move the artist invites failure, meeting the anxiety of potential dissolution with the realization of unexpected material substance.

Although the predictive values of demography and cardiometabolic health on A1C improvements were not unexpected, the suboptimal success in A1C realization is intriguing because a quarter of the patients were already or subsequently placed on three or more AHAs at baseline.

The brilliance of "Summer and Smoke" lies in its final scenes -- Alma and John's last encounter (in which his line "It has only been three or four times" is an almost unbearably painful realization), followed by Alma's unexpected conversation with a traveling salesman.

The title of "The Language of the Future," and some of its best material, came from "United States," her eight-hour magnum opus from 1983, and one unexpected upshot of the two nights was the realization of how little Ms. Anderson has changed in 30 years.

This realization has been sobering, but the unexpected occurrence of higher mortality accompanying the intensive treatment strategy in ACCORD has led to even greater concern and much commentary.

Too often trapped in pretty-boy roles, he reveals unexpected dramatic gifts as he talk-sings his way through a soliloquy that climaxes with his realization that the little girl he used to know has become the woman he loves; the comic patter suddenly gives way to a heartbreakingly needful rendition of the title song.