Sentence examples for deeply realised from inspiring English sources

My mouth watered; I sighed deeply, realised I was sitting with my hands stretched towards the plate like a diabetic Jesus raising his arms to his sugary Lord, and folded them chastely on my lap.

All are deeply realised characters, despite the small space allotted to them, Sally in particular resonating long after she leaves the page.

"He was deeply ashamed, and realised he had been using the language without realising".

"He was obviously deeply upset, and realised what an opportunity he had to still be batting," batsman Trott said.

In fact, it was only when I had left Israel that I realised how deeply I had enjoyed the experience.

It wasn't until my studies took me abroad that I realised how deeply divided the left was with regards to the EU.

I loved it even more when I re-read it as an adult, and realised how deeply it had influenced me.

I hadn't realised how deeply all that drabness was embedded in my memory or, more puzzlingly, how fresh it still seemed.

What was more, Rachel realised how deeply Tom's loss had affected her father Frank, later the Earl of Longford, and how it formed the foundation of the work in prison reform for which he was famous (he became a household name for befriending the Moors murderer Myra Hindley) and as a Labour cabinet minister under Harold Wilson.

Visibly mess up and everyone breathes more deeply as they realise they can stop pretending and be themselves.

So for those deeply committed to realising a lasting community governed by the ideals of OWS, let me recommend a seastead.(Photo credit: AFP).