Sentence examples for gradually realising from inspiring English sources

Gradually realising that I'm in no fit state to resolve this longstanding problem, it takes time to settle back down.

Although I might not be quite ready for it now, I'm gradually realising that this needs to stop.

What stung more, she explained, was gradually realising that everyone else in her life knew: "It was only a secret from me".

The novel is itself proof of her gradually realising that, for her, and perhaps for society at large, poetry, fiction and drama will be more emancipatory than revolutionary politics.

As Bill Clinton didn't say, "it's the ecology, stupid": we are gradually realising as a species that we have to pay rent to mother Earth if we are to enjoy a comfortable future.

Meanwhile, Ali believes the impact of the new orange co-operative, however small scale, will be nothing less than "lifesaving" for a community that is gradually realising that there is no short-term solution to the country's suffering.

"I've gradually realised that what I do best is universes," he says.

But we all gradually realised that the Met does not want innovation.

That's what you want as a parent, I gradually realised.

Like so many women, I gradually realised that I was just an inadequately prepared normal mother.

We gradually realised things were getting bad in the 1980s and 1990s.