Sentence examples for had ever realised from inspiring English sources

It was clear that poverty, drug use and domestic violence was more of a problem in this family than I had ever realised.

Red Dead Redemption's free-roam is not only the best part of the game, in my opinion, but also the best emergent mode that Rockstar has ever realised.

The author is not a religious believer, but he insists that non-belief is a far more strange and subtle business than Dawkins and his chums have ever realised.

I appreciate that today's glossy gore is more realistic than video games have ever before realised, but some of what...Dark Side featured was just - is just - horrific.

Have you ever realised that the Philadelphia Eagles are the only NFL team with a badge that faces left?

This is largely due to the fact that no major American pizza brand has ever tried, realising in advance that it's almost certainly a stupid idea.

HAD Rip Van Winkle fallen asleep in early 2007 and woken up today, he might not have realised there had ever been a financial crisis.

She says the first time she saw this picture was the first time she realised Quintana had ever had a bad mood.

As neither thought had ever previously occurred to him, he realised how unpleasant the trial might be.

If games pedal such a warped sense of reality, what chance do we have of ever realising discussions around issues of mental health free of stigma?

He fished out this specimen and realised its significance: he was holding the first piece of stainless steel the world had ever known.