Shots barely realized were pushed through.
"I have to watch them so closely, I barely realize I'm biking," she said.
"I barely realized that there was a financial crisis raging around me," he said at a news conference in April.
Those with disdain for the jurors have tended to oppose the Obama administration's expressed, if barely realized, desire to try terrorism suspects in civilian courts.
Mr. Hamilton's mix of cool vocals and percussion can make you barely realize that under his arrangements there lurks a song like "Over the Rainbow".
The dates that float at either side of his face, forming a kind of morbid frame, suggest that he died on his birthday, four years ago, at the barely realized age of twenty-two.
How to think (we use the term so often that we barely realize what we're saying) critically — which is to say, how to think like a critic, how to judge things for myself.
When he looks back on his years in Cuba, Luis Labori, 31, said he feels as if he had been inside a room where the oxygen level dropped so slowly a person barely realized it, until it was too late.
You barely realize what has happened and suddenly there you are, in the mid-nineteenth century on an Irish estate during the tyrannical years of the potato famine, immersed in a story of ordinary people quietly wrestling with fate.
