Sentence examples for I realised some from inspiring English sources

I was doing it from an early age for fun but in my early teens I realised some people made a living out of it.

It wasn't until my first historical novel was published that I realised some people might question my veracity because of my gender," he says.

Talking to other young people, I realised some had also spotted what was going on; that the EU had become far more than just a trade bloc and that we could survive and indeed thrive outside it.

But when I began work on the piece, I realised some of his sculptures were so massive, so grounded, that I wasn't getting the weight of them in my movement".

"After the Olympics, I got very confident as I realised some of the ladies that I used to look up to I was just as good as them or even better".

I realise some organisations will find it hard when they are already pinched, but diversity does not always mean cost.

She said: "I realise some people get jumpy about polls and other events, but it's doubly important to maintain our focus".

So keep voting Labour, keep voting Labour!" The poet told this month's Vogue: "I realise some people find him a complicated figure, but trust Gordon – he has good people around him".

There's no food on site (apart from artfully wrapped chocolates in the shop) but that barely matters when I realise some of Somerset's best grub is available on the doorstep.

Students commenting on Porter's decision gave a range of responses from this comment by freakingout: I realise some of the more vocal people on CiF may disagree with me, but as a first year student, I have to say I thought Aaron argued our case very sensibly and cogently against the government's drastic "reforms" to higher education and will be sorry to see him leave.

I realise some people would pay good money for this sort of thing, but these guys meant business – and they had a proposition.