Sentence examples for which realizing from inspiring English sources

There are many cases in which realizing one's basic moral duties in no more than a minimally sufficient way may in practice require sustained attentiveness over a long period of time, as well as intensive effort and substantial sacrifice of self-centred activity.

There was little enthusiasm at the Berès sale, which realized only €2.86 million, or $3.83 million.

"It shows confidence from the networks, which realize that great shows are watched by lots of people," he added.

Entelechy, (from Greek entelecheia), in philosophy, that which realizes or makes actual what is otherwise merely potential.

Another problem that arises in the taxation of capital gains is that of determining the appropriate rate at which realized gains should be taxed.

Christie's made the most of the Beyeler name in its publicity campaign preceding the sale on Tuesday, which realized £44.68 million for 40 works.

It also caused some grumbling among the existing top tier of Bordeaux chateaus, which realized that they would have to share the spotlight.

Leija and his manager, Lester Bedford, claimed that Camacho had quit at the urging of his corner, which realized he could claim victory on the technical decision.

After moving to a booth, we tried several salads and a rich, crunchy onion tart, all of which realized their modest ambitions.

The precedent is Netflix, which realized years ago that, if it were going to survive the streaming wars, it would have to start producing its own material.

There are two types of indicative: declarative (which realizes a statement) and interrogative (which realizes a question).