Wealthy mainlanders now realise the importance of exercise.
If we understand and realise the Dhamma, then we will see the Buddha in our heart.
Mr Obama, in his announcement, criticised advocates who fail to realise that "both sides have good ideas and good intentions".
Japan's old guard worries that radical steps will precipitate an economic crisis, and so prefers the status does not realise how inherently dangerous the status quo is.
They are going about their business in a systematic way. They realise the situation in the US and Europe is going to take time to sort out.
One only needs to acknowledge the vast number of Indian scientists, technologists and academics in the United States to realise the potential of human talents that exist in India.
Time unconsciously, we realise later after sleep.
The technology is far less reliable than people realise.
Volatility is highest when people realise they cannot figure out what investments are worth.
"When you decided to wear pinstripe to meet me," I said, "did you realise the look could go either way?"
Mr Bush showed more ability to learn from his mistakes than his critics realise or than he himself might like to admit.
We realise that every student has his or her own particular study method, but to prepare effectively for the IELTS test you should get professional advice from a tutor, either in a class or privately.
Don't they realise we're pushed for time?
Even in car-mad Windsor people are starting to realise that change is inevitable.
So you settle down to the first task you are given, and quickly realise it is extremely boring.
It has been a nightmare being out and it has made me realise all the more how I love playing and I just want to get back out there and help the lads.
I didn't even realise they were transvestites.
People do not realise how often they use colour when they are talking.
What they did not always realise, as their cars left tyre-ruts on his property, was exactly what Mr Salinger had been doing there.
I realise your position.
Someone who practices Buddhism would gradually realise the essentiality of repaying the society and being filial to the parents.
Critically, the application did not show an icon on the screen when it was being utilised, meaning that the owner of the smartphone might not even realise that it had been installed.
The second step is to realise that we were helpless.
New sequential shifting and the enhanced shock absorbers which were tuned to generate damping force starting from an ultra-low piston speed range helps to realise a smooth shifting feeling, along with a driving response that is perfectly in sync with the
That makes it extremely unlikely that an auction will realise enough to pay off the senior creditors and leave some over for Mr Ackman and his fellow investors.
Parents simply do not realise the damage they do to their children by the battles they wage over them.
But from the moment captain Roy Keane scored a catastrophic 20th-minute own goal, United began to realise that this time there were to be no miracles to save them from themselves.
I realise he has totally lost his sense of self.
Do you realise Guardi is a heretic?
國文精選館
