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Her illness brought home to him how much he depended on her.

This point was brought home to me in my own career.

"Thispiece of footage brought home to us what our father meant when he taught usthat all white people are racist, " she said.

This was brought home to me the other day when I listened to one of the US administration's top economic advisers.

Initially a bride would be brought home to the White House and she would look radiant.

This was brought home to me even more forcibly by certain glances which Marguerite cast towards Olympe as I was speaking to her.

My trip to Calcutta brought home to me that some people have to live in the most appalling conditions.

You never realize how fortunate you are to have good health until it is suddenly brought home to you by the sight of suffering.

Jung observed that Philemon and other figures of his fantasies brought home to crucial insights.

The television pictures brought home to us all the plight of the refugees.

The book brought home to me how to be a man.

Once I encountered a new level of complexity, which brought home to me the advantages of the good old chopstick.

The Cuban missile crisis of 1962 brought home to the Soviets the penalty for strategic inferiority .

Its importance has been brought home to me very strongly.

A trip through the shantytown brought home to me just how poor the people are.

That really brought home to me the gravity.

His failure brought home to himthe importance of carefulness.

His death brought home to me the sorrow of losing a friend.

It was brought home to me that every day I had much to learn.

I happened to have a game which I brought home to study.

Bilbo (voiceover): "But today, of all days, it is brought home to me, it is no bad thing to celebrate a simple life. " bilbo

a game which I brought home to study.