Sentence examples for very realization from inspiring English sources

Its object is all suffering, even suffering of which none but the sufferer will ever be specifically aware; and compassion can be awakened and reinforced by the very realization that much suffering goes unnoticed and unrequited.

It will help to provide individualized patient care that takes into account the inter- and intra-individual, spatial and temporal heterogeneity of cancer, promoting the very realization of precision medicine.

And that's a very sobering realization.

This is a very sad realization for female athletes.

(It was apparently a very precocious realization for him: Mr. Springsteen was 6 or 7 years old at the time).

"PRISM" reflects the very practical realization that teen-age dreams last only one cycle, but adulthood is a lifetime subscription.

Outside of the third world, there's very little realization of how little money the poor live on.

And behind this is not just the dress-down revolution but a very American realization that the highest standards are best maintained through profitability.

"Not being able to play it past the first level was a very humbling realization," Mr. Perry said in a telephone interview.

That so many high-achieving, lower-income students exist "is a very important realization," Mr. Parker said, and he suggested that colleges should become more creative in persuading them to apply.

It will be demonstrated, that the use of cascaded low-order wave digital lattice filters results in a number of advantages and makes a very efficient realization in VLSI-technology feasible.