Sentence examples for I realised all from inspiring English sources

"After a training session I walked into the shower and I realised all of my teammates weren't naked, but were wearing underpants.

"After the premiere I became this weird priest hearing these bad-mummy confessions and I realised all mums feel like failures," Heder told the Los Angeles Times.

"I realised all my life I had sort of tried to control my feelings and things, and I'd imagined everything should go into work.

It happened because I read one of my own stories in an anthology of mostly American writers, and my handwritten piece seemed gnarled and twisted compared to the easy flow of the other writers who I realised all used computers.

It was only after I was approached to write a novella with a supernatural aspect that I realised all my novels are haunted: by the past, by desire or by guilt.

I wanted to be one until I realised all it involved was the unenviable task of trying to smooth things over in the wake of staff cuts and reorganisations.

When I'm fasting, I realise all the errors I'm making.

I realise all this is totally subjective: what I call "necessary shock" may to others be gratuitous horror.

But slithery prawn har gau burst with fat prawns and, though I realise all right-thinking people are over foams, a cuckoo spit of yuzu adds citrus sparkle.

But then, in moments of horrifying lucidity, I remember my own pre-internet teen years and I realise all too keenly that regardless of where you are, adolescence is, for the majority, about experimenting and taking risks.

As the wind sends the German flags fluttering again and the words Volk and Heimat (translated very roughly as "homeland") come clanging out of the loudspeakers, I realise all of a sudden that I recognise the atmosphere.