Sentence examples for has ever realised from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

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?

That was before the full extent of this year's Ebola outbreak – now the worst that has ever been recorded – was realised.

It will only be when sifting through the ashes of the great policy bonfire, having presided over an era of the shoddiest house construction the UK has ever seen, that he might realise how useful some of that "green crap" was.

But as anyone who has ever bought presents for grannies will realise, their record collections have a habit of picking up oddities along the way.

Anyone who has ever watched a cello being played would realise the physical impossibility of our claim," they write.

I realise that nobody under 18 has ever heard the word cunt.