Sentence examples for Not quite realised from inspiring English sources

The sticky toffee pudding ice cream is a great idea not quite realised.

His literary voice is universally recognisable: it's the voice of the mildly oppressed or suppressed, the silent victims of petty domestic tyranny (mostly women), the murmurs of lives not quite realised.

He gets up from meetings with an important client on a murder charge – a not quite realised subplot in what is a one-trick narrative – and just keeps walking; wired up in a cycle helmet brain scanner, he walks into a courtroom and, to the presiding judge's surprise, goes straight out the other side.

Because he hadn't been in care for long, social services had not quite realised the true level of danger he represented to himself and to those around him.

Despite what you hear about the amazing properties of spider silk, I had not quite realised that it might be washed, boiled, carded, spun, woven and preserved.

I hadn't quite realised how Seroxat had muted the senses.

"I hadn't quite realised how explosive it was," she begins.

They get everything they need from Hank Jr.9 37: New Mexico flips.9 37: I hadn't quite realised what "the youth vote" meant until CNN showed the crowd in Grant Park.

It turns out Manson's lyrics about killing, about killing strangers, are true in a literal way that even he hadn't quite realised.

A good joke has to in some way reveal something that you'd thought but hadn't quite realised, and not many of the Jackson jokes flying about at the moment do that".

The Tory majority was a lovely surprise for the party, but it still hasn't quite realised how unlovely governing with such a small number of MPs will be.