Sentence examples for but also realised from inspiring English sources

He said the Conservatives knew they were going to have problems getting the bill through the House of Lords, but also realised they needed the trade unions to campaign to stay in the European Union.

"I was hesitant about giving her extra lessons outside of classes, but also realised that the educational standards of Singapore are very high," said the director of Mums@Work, a Singapore-based career website for working mothers.

Operating through a kaleidoscopic flow, the pairings between the discursive scenes and the articulated feelings of Muslim queers reveal a process of becoming an affective community, which is not only shaped by the distribution of individual affective practices along distinct relation with space and time, but also realised through a commonality in ways of feeling differently.

And playing Battlefront has been a bit like that for me, as I've nostalgically relived the fun I had with TIE Fighter but also realised how the Empire worked and, arguably, how evil can prevail with those closest to it remaining blind.

In semester 5 they felt the pressure, but also realised the impossible task of fulfilling all demands perfectly.

But also realising that without the 'Gimme!

I walk away with an odd sense of emptiness, knowing that I've been a better mother to my sons in so many ways, but also realising that there is hope that things will get better between us if I simply step outside my guilt and start behaving like a person who has made mistakes, but is willing to try harder not to make those mistakes again.

In light of the above, I have a few wishes for 2012: that ministers dismiss the siren voices calling for the abolition of the widening participation premium but also realise that to intervene further in the student numbers market without knowing the outcomes of 2012 enrolments would be more akin to playing roulette with every chance of producing losers in terms of student and subject choice.

"I am happy but also realise we had the chance of a lifetime to win the tie".

'I intend to work somewhere in East Africa and I want to work clinically, but also realise that many problems have to be approached from a public health perspective to be of any use.

In the US, Pro-Life argument against TOP is rich with images of a destructive, act, often explicitly called murder, leading some women to think that they 'killed a baby', but also realising 'it wasn't really a child' [ 17].