Sentence examples for he never realised from inspiring English sources

Williams later said he never realised at the time he was Paramount's saviour.

An American in Europe may have investments there, on which he has long been paying local tax, which he never realised should technically have been declared to the IRS as "passive" foreign investments.

In the book, he says about the third nipple, 'Bitches like to suck it', but when I ask him about this, he writhes with embarrassment and says he never realised that quotes like that would end up actually being printed.

Darling cheerfully responds that he never realised he had a choice in attending committee meetings (I think he's right - the only person I can remember skiving off a session was Irene Rosenfeld of Kraft).

He never realised his ambition of writing the ultimate Jewish cookbook, but in all other respects his was a remarkably fulfilled and successful life that inspired a great degree of love and affection.

The autobiography includes some passing references to slavery and a revealing contemporary episode: Twain goes to a lecture supporting Booker T Washington's Tuskegee Institute and comments the next morning that although he'd met Washington many times before, he'd never realised that he was mixed race and had blue eyes: "How unobservant a dull person can be.

Or it was a dance of the seeker and his goal, here pursuing still the gay colours he did not know he had assumed, there striving to identify the finer scene of which he might never realise he was already a part".

I knew he was a jerk; I never realised he scorned our shared humanity.

He said: "We never realised the extent of the problem.

He merely, to put the matter colloquially, never realised what he was doing".

'He told me, "I never realised it was so sad".' For her, the joy of winning an Oscar for Best Editing was undermined by the Academy's decision to give Best Picture to the anodyne Ordinary People, and to name Robert Redford Best Director for the same film.