Examples of using Realisation in English and their translations into Hebrew
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A place of honesty, of realisation.
The realisation of the flexible morality.
There was never a specific moment of realisation.
The realisation that all life is sacred.
I was hoping for a moment of horrified realisation, actually.
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Then the realisation hit, a second too late.
We have said big words to ourselves- absolute realisation and all that.
This realisation caused her to review her life.
At RSM, leadership development is about the realisation of intellectual and personal potential.
Realisation of this truth is the purpose of life.
There's one more brutal realisation about the global domination agenda.
The realisation that enzymes can move when catalysing a reaction is a relatively new discovery.
At RSM, leadership development is about the realisation of intellectual and personal potential.
That realisation can be a source of tremendous positive energy.
As he continued to read he came to the realisation that“this man spoke as never man spake!”.
This realisation belongs to the third condition of soul which we are now describing.
At RSM, leadership development is about the realisation of intellectual and personal potential.
The realisation of these opportunities calls for further targeting of rural development policies.
Each soul is highly respected and loved andhas little realisation as to how important their achievements are regarded.
The realisation that you are in a friendly world with no envy or business rivalry to disturb your mind;
It has taken Man a long,long time to come to this realisation, and the future looks bright as peace on Earth becomes the new goal.
While attending art school in Cincinnati,Saville's feminist passion was conceived through a realisation of gender within art history.
In the fact that there is realisation a little more of Oneness by this merging.
Now there is the realisation that women appreciate and want the best technology available.”.
Occupational therapists promote function, quality of life and the realisation of potential in people who are experiencing occupational deprivation, imbalance or alienation.
It is kind of technological realisation of the dream of telepathy, but it is definitely not magical," said Giulio Ruffini, theoretical physicist and co-author.
Out of rage came compassion, and the realisation that this was not my mother's fault, nor the fault of the women who had done this to me.
It is kind of technological realisation of the dream of telepathy, but it is definitely not magical," said Giulio Ruffini, a theoretical physicist.
In this way we are led to the realisation which many find disturbing, namely that this cleverer man guides us always towards what we do not like.
The decisive factor for Tomas Lindahl was the realisation that DNA inevitably undergoes change, even when the molecule is located in the cell's protective environment.