Sentence examples for degree I realised from inspiring English sources
After completing my degree, I realised that working for someone else really wasn't for me.
In the months after finishing my degree I realised that while I had no interest in a future in retail I did not feel valued anyway or at least as part of the team, part of the clique.
And through the social work his degree entailed, 'I realised the magnitude of poverty and misery in Venezuela.' Abreu even served as president of the Economic Planning Commission and minister of culture, but a combination of disillusionment and health problems made him leave politics and 'devote myself entirely to music.
Photograph: Tristram Kenton Seeing Zero Degrees again, I realised just how rare true cross-collaborations are in the arts.
But there is another aspect that was of interest to me and that was abstract thinking, and that was when I realised how important that degree was".
But I realised that for a good career, I'd need a degree.
The big difference I realised was that whereas they simply had Bachelor's degrees, I had both Bachelor's and Master's degrees.
I got a degree in textile design and worked as a designer for about 10 minutes before I realised it was not for me.
Just this second, while I was writing this, for you, I realised that I actually have no idea how much debt I am in following my undergraduate degree.
"Then I realised everything was a lie and felt terrible … Once you are here, everything is different, by 180 degrees.
