Sentence examples for let alone realise from inspiring English sources

The prospect of investing time and effort in a new skill or interest is one few of us consider, let alone realise.

The problem is that as long as the discourse on Saudi women remains a conversation between Muslim puritans on the one hand, and western secularists on the other, Saudi women won't even be able to debate their own equality, let alone realise it.

Equally worrying was Denham's immediate predecessor, Hazel Blears, who seemed unable to comprehend the range of Christian denominations let alone realise that banning the Muslim Council of Great Britain from formal access to the corridors of power was a blow to social cohesion of huge proportions.

How could such grotesque schemes even be thought of, let alone proposed, let alone realised, by human beings?

When there's a test of inspiration, of the ability to transform a national tragedy into a triumph of national resilience, then the test seems barely realised, let alone failed.

How many other schoolboys would even have realised, let alone celebrated, their "terrific luck" that two English teachers, both liked and respected, disagreed profoundly as to whether Paradise Lost was any good?

But when you watch that first ad from Priorities USA Action – let alone turn on the news and see yet another clip of Romney's secret speech – you realise that Mitt Romney just is not that candidate.

I wouldn't dream of commenting on the details, because I haven't seen, let alone read, her book (though yes, I do realise I risk fanning the flames by even referring to it here).

You can barely visit, let alone try to do business there, without at some point realising a bribe is expected.

Jobe Watson needed an overseas holiday to realise he still had the passion to play AFL, let alone lead Essendon.

But it took police hours to realise the address was a communal block of flats, let alone that Osman had not returned there.