Suddenly, he realized from the enormity of its absence that he was not in pain.
He realized from the start that turning the industry around would require effective control over management.
"He realized from these experiments that he was producing a powdery purple residue from certain chemical combinations.
When he tried to share these misgivings with his fiancée Gwen, he realized from her unsympathetic and jingoistic responses that they had grown too far apart to continue their relationship.
He realized, from comparing notes with friends that the graphic design program at Kent State in Ohio, that not only was that public university much more affordable, it was also much more selective, accepting only students who had aptitude for the work.
The protagonist of that book is a boy, Jimmy, who wants to be a cartoonist, and at one point he realizes that "drawing from real life was harder than drawing from imagination".
At first, his father is puzzled by his strong feelings about death; then he realizes they evolved from his and his wife's constant refrain: "Eeyore, what will become of you after we die?" The family plans to visit their cabin in the mountains of Izu but decides to cancel the trip when a typhoon is predicted.
Looking back, he realizes that he suffered from early onset idiotism.
Mr. Hafez leans over them, and when Jack comes closer he realizes that they are from the Frenchman's sketchbook.
Lenny may be, as he calls himself, a schmuck, but he realizes it and, departing from the script of his life, improvises that role to an exalted extreme.
