Sentence examples for very realisation from inspiring English sources

Depleted perhaps by this very realisation, Thoreau died in 1862; by 1864, Hawthorne was also buried.

"If it went ahead, even in part," says Foster, "the very realisation of the plan would create thousands of skilled jobs in engineering, manufacturing and construction alone".

It was just a very stark realisation of the effects of climate change.

This is a very late realisation, but is the presence of Barack Obama in the opening sequence meant to suggest that he's president to Walden's VP? Has there ever been a name mentioned?

Leaving literally days before probably getting her man was a shock, but her very visible realisation at the end of their date that she wasn't happy was Oscar worthy.

Even though these findings actually complicated the picture of cancer tremendously, it was also a very important realisation.

Jarecki says that he's heard that Clinton "has come to some very deep realisations about the wrongheadedness of the war on drugs".

A real emotional realisation.

The existing commercial software is very helpful when supporting realisation of the analysis process but still fails to provide adequate support during the post-processing phase.

The results reveal that the formation of titanium metal occurs at electrode potentials significantly more positive than that of calcium deposition, whilst the realisation of very low residual oxygen contents requires potentials around that of calcium deposition.

On the other hand, PC gaming was a very solitary experience, a realisation of who I was and what my tastes were.