Sentence examples for had never realised from inspiring English sources

I had never realised this before.

I had never realised there were so many different ways of laughing.

Perhaps I was being naive, but I had never realised ice-cream-making was so macho.

I had never realised how brutally direct the relationship between conservation and tourism could be.

But when they saw the rates, they had never realised it could be so cheap.

"I had never realised, until about three weeks ago, how shockingly 'advanced' these girls have become," Seepersad wrote.

It has never realised those targets".

While other continents have held their own Games for more than 60 years, Europe has never realised the ambition.

The writer, having never realised this before, feels obliged to abandon his life's work on the spot.

If I hadn't been a wide-eyed, hideously pretentious teenager then I'd have never realised the music of Xenakis wasn't just noise.

Obama's call for responsibility and sacrifice recalled both Kennedy in 1961 and Roosevelt's heartfelt cry in 1933: "We now realise as we have never realised before our ­interdependence on each other".