I've suddenly realized

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

In an epiphany moment, I've suddenly realized, that I'm the same as you in that way.

Every year around this time, I receive rather frantic emails from friends and friends of friends vacationing in Bali who've suddenly realized that beyond their hotel--and its skewed recommendations--they have no clue where to go.

This time, market players seem truly horrified — because they've suddenly realized that they don't understand the complex financial system they created.

Obama has been spending the last few months of his presidency basking in the overwhelming outpouring of appreciation from a nation of people who've suddenly realized how not-terrible Obama is in light of the recent election cycle.

Is it possible that the Senate has suddenly realized that those who break the law shouldn't be rewarded; that those who obey the immigration rules should not be ignored; and that "guest worker" is a euphemism for "cheap labor"?

Lapid had suddenly realized that Palestinians were part of his circle of concern, too.

Her friends and relatives had suddenly realized that she might never stop having babies.

Breitbart's claim to have suddenly realized what Nehlen stands for just does not add up.

American women have suddenly realized that their emancipation in the 21st century is not as secure as they had assumed.

But before the waiter could do so, Mr. Gien balked, having suddenly realized he hadn't followed protocol by first consulting Ms. Nguyen's mother.

Someone who had been planning to pay in cash had suddenly realized that he didn't have enough on hand.