Sentence examples for which we realize from inspiring English sources
The things, which we realize rationality demands of us if we have the prudential aim of commodious living.
Turrell likens the spare interior to Plato's cave, in which "we realize that we perceive the outside reality incompletely.
to fearful conservatives, Georgia has had 18‐year‐oIds voting since 1943, and its present Governor is Lester G. Maddox an argument which we realize could de feat the amendment.
Ultimately, this could be the gateway into another Game of Thrones realm entirely; one in which we realize that George RR Martin has been a front and/or pen name this whole time, and that on top of penning hit after hit, Taylor Swift is the one responsible for the fictional destruction wreaking havoc in Westeros.
His book is thus most memorable not for its intricate accounts of astounding breakthroughs and the business dramas that followed, but rather for the quieter moments in which we realize that the most primal drive for innovators is a need to feel childlike joy.
The soiree start at 7, which, we realize, is in like three and a half hours.
And his balance, which we realized in hindsight had been declining for months, was also at great risk from lesions in the pons, near the top of the brainstem.
To imagine a time in which we realized We the people Were the only ones with the power to change..
In 1981, William Walsh argued that "Among the major Odes no one has questioned the place and supremacy of 'To Autumn', in which we see wholly realized, powerfully embodied in art, the complete maturity so earnestly laboured at in Keats's life, so persuasively argued about in his letters".
The PA method presented in this report is very cost-saving, reliable and scalable, with which we can realize the industrialization of zeolite capsule catalyst more readily.
Some of them involve Thomas, and one of them, the most audacious, involves a table-tennis paddle — a single forehand swipe of which, we suddenly realize, can swat or flatten any human who has summoned the courage to assume an insect form.
