Sentence examples for making him realise from inspiring English sources

French courts also issued orders for the interrogation of Kissinger, making him realise that he, like Pinochet, did not enjoy international impunity from prosecution.

Much as he'd enjoyed the early days of his retirement, boredom had soon set in, making him realise he needed to find something else to do.

But it was, at least, a chastening disaster, making him realise that he would never again, at least not if he could help it, work with a pre-existing script.

Take Karl Lagerfeld, for example, whose much-vaunted Renaissance-like intelligence does not, apparently, extend to making him realise that, to most people, saying things such as "I don't like [Pippa Middleton's] face.

Instead Kate kisses Mark in front of his colleagues, making him realise that she is worth the risk.

It might make him realise he doesn't make the difference — the players do.

But he has said that fighting the drug war only made him realise its futility.

He says it politicised him, made him realise the system was unjust.

Moving to Quebec, Laferrière says, made him realise the value of Haiti's independence.

Absolutely love it!" Being back on stage made him realise he prefers film.

Superimposing two shots made him realise that faces could perhaps be doubled up.