Sentence examples for it realising from inspiring English sources
The N-VA has traditionally campaigned on a platform that Wallonia is a burden to Flanders, preventing it realising its economic potential.
People should watch it realising it's Kremlin propaganda".
I'd love to be able to report that it was Rose who broke it off, when she realised he had once been the bass player for Slade, but it was he who finished it, realising he wouldn't be able to cope with the publicity.
I watched it realising that it's a very strange age we live in, a time when you can order a computer to show someone being executed.
Director Singeetham Srinivasa Rao told film critic Baradwaj Rangan he disliked Chandralekha when he first saw it, realising that it was a classic only after 25 years, "a fact that the audiences realised in just two minutes".
The scene, written by James Thorpe, was initially considered to be cut by Kindler as soon as the script was completed; Kindler was against the idea, but eventually decided to keep it, realising it would be a harrowing moment for Magnus.
Then it realised it had to drive a much harder bargain.
(After careful study, it realised that the Senate majority leader is from that state).
Which became a sob of frustration when it realised the people tending it was us.
In other words, it realised that the techno-declinist theses that helped launch it were untenable.
