Sentence examples for have realised about from inspiring English sources

My mum is very in-tune with the whole community – sometimes she knows things I would never have realised about streetwear.

"One thing I've realised about Africa is that only the organisations that involve Africans themselves are successful.

I've pondered hard to place why I like Who Are You? less than Perry's last television venture and I have realised that dotting about from subject to subject leaves the explorations rather piecemeal.

"With all these choices, I have realised my thinking process about food is more a luxury and a privilege than about whether I am eating for survival".

By now, however, you will have realised your hopeless naivety about GMTV.

The goal will have realised Arsenal's worries about losing Shkodran Mustafi from the heart of their defence through injury.

While preparing for my new role, I have realised that overseas teaching is about the students becoming independent learners, it's about setting them up to discover things for themselves, which promotes the enjoyment of learning.

What has been demonstrated in the past week, as Williams should have realised, is that serious debate about equal rights for Muslims or integration as a two-way process is becoming impossible in an atmosphere of growing Islamophobic intolerance.

Alarming, however, saw things otherwise: Davies might have realised that the recent revelations about what went on in Hillsborough happened precisely because the families didn't let it lie and did what they could to keep the cover up in the public eye.

At the time, no one could have realised the scale of the problem about to unfold.

But in some cases, companies have realised that the information they hold about their customers can be a selling point, rather than a source of worry.