Sentence examples for I realized something about myself from inspiring English sources

"I realized something about myself and Israel that frightened me," he said recently, looking back over the past few years.

When I sat down and really thought about why I was resisting, I realized something about myself that I didn't like, something that I'm ashamed to even admit now.

Before I know it, I realize something about myself and why I am here, and, what I am doing.

As I used Instagram more, I realized something about the photo-sharing app: It's becoming Facebook's next Facebook.

But, more than that, I realized something about the college process itself, something I wouldn't have known or understood without making my final visit.

It was only after I put down the paper and went into the kitchen for a little lunch that I realized something about your article on the destiny of the Campbell Soup Company ("The First Family of Soup, Feeling the Squeeze," July 30).

Readers of this blog know that I take a somewhat ill-advised interest in the literature of the undead, but when someone dropped the galley of "The Vampire Archives: the Most Complete Volume of Vampire Tales Ever Published," edited by Otto Penzler, on my desk last week, nearly causing it to collapse, I realized something about my relationship with bloodsuckers: it's all dried up.

And that's when I realized something about my wounds.

But I realized something about this project I hadn't quite anticipated.

After the incredibly difficult period of time following my miscarriage, I realized something about having children.

Two minutes into the ride, I realized something about him -- he was a dedicated, dyed in the wool follower of Lyndon LaRouche.