Sentence examples for I realised too from inspiring English sources
I realised, too, that the way I perceived myself was influenced by others.
I realised too late I was supposed to oil them every three months.
I realised, too late, that they might have thought that the shark hat was a statement of my swimming prowess; it wasn't.
But I realised, too, with shameful retrospection, that my late conversion challenged what I thought about animals, and the roles we have assigned to them.
After trudging for hours through darkness and sub-zero wind, I realised, too, that Frank's hypnotic, rhythmic Swahili chanting probably works better to coax suffering clients onwards when they can't see how far they have to go.
And I realised too that the female child cannot win: even if she has a right-on mother, she is immersed in a culture which decrees she's either pretty enough for people to mention it, and that's a good thing, or she's not, and that's not.
I realise, too late, that I've missed the bus.
Looking back, I realise too that I have a lot to thank Glossop for.
The mayor of Cambridge, Massachusetts, home of Harvard University where much early biotechnology research was being conducted, expressed a concern that Victor Frankenstein realised too late: "I don't think these scientists are thinking about mankind at all.
I've had several family holidays in St Andrews almost ruined when we realised too late that this otherwise beautiful town was hosting the Open that year.
