Sentence examples for has ever realized 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 realized.

It's one of the most atmospheric expansions that Bethesda has ever realized, and a marked improvement upon Skyrim's fairly drab Dragonborn DLC and its island of Solstheim.

"The system had become far more dangerous for patients than I had ever realized," she says.

"The mind is much more like a muscle than we've ever realized," Flynn said.

Shareholders eventually got $15 a share in cash in a 1998 sale, more than their shares had ever realized.

After Sidney died, in 1984, I found evidence in his files that — to a far greater extent than I had ever realized — he had tried to get Humphrey to say what Perlstein wishes he had said about that "disastrous war".

Mr. Morris wrote that the Zionist leaders were far more focused on the idea of population transfer than he had ever realized.

He said Iraqi scientists and documents show that Baghdad was far more concerned about United Nations inspections than Washington had ever realized.

What I discovered was that my mother was far more self-aware than I had ever realized, and that she had a vision of what might be possible for a woman.

As a lesbian, she said, she has noticed that the death of Mr. Shepard has had some salutary effects on Laramie's gay and lesbian population, which is larger than most gays and lesbians there had ever realized.

I had not gone far before I began to smile with the pleasure of recognition, for many of the old names suddenly and unexpectedly come upon were very familiar and dear and magical to me, and I soon saw that a much higher proportion than I had ever realized of the names that are around in my section of Robeson County today were also around as far back as 1790.