Sentence examples for bit to realize from inspiring English sources

It's going to take a little bit to realize what we accomplished.

With so much apparently happening, it takes a bit to realize that, in fact, nothing much is happening.

While the "Rampage" is complex and you may need to study it a bit to realize its full potential, it is usable by a novice player too.

This stuff isn't rocket science, but it does require stepping outside your comfort zone for a bit to realize this isn't that hard.

It took me a bit to realize her behavior was a fantasy sequence taking place in his brain.

This took me a bit to realize last time when our oldest left for school - and again this time.

You have to read a bit carefully to realize that these are, for the most part, people with apartments on the Upper East Side; their downtown bolt-holes are to avoid the need to trek uptown after a night out.

Some players do do it — I'm not going to say they don't — but it takes them a bit longer to realize what the aches and pains are and almost makes them worse the next day".

It was a bit embarrassing to realize, while reading Anthony Lane's article on 3-D movies, that I have worked not only on current releases he cites, such as "Alice in Wonderland," but also on those used as historical examples.

It's a bit unsettling to realize how much our ideas about manliness owe to an ancient theory holding that all men, no matter how noble, will eventually reveal their perversities.

Falling in love with Mr. de Blasio, whom she met in 1991 while working in City Hall, meant "putting aside assumptions I had about the form and package my love would come in," Ms. McCray says, and she concedes that it felt a bit strange to realize after years of exclusively dating women that she was drawn to a man.