Sentence examples for never realising from inspiring English sources

And we hung blissfully in limbo, on the sidelines of the world's political show, never realising the good fortune we enjoyed in not being the declared enemy.

Wiry and with short-cropped hair flecked with grey, Murphy had worked on building sites most of his adult life, never realising his birdwatching hobby could be a career.

They'll give it to a movie star who will do it because they see themselves getting a lot of laughs but never realising it isn't going any place and then they find it is a disaster".

Many non-Indigenous visual and performing arts critics will pigeon-hole Indigenous works as educational, part of the reconciliation process, never realising that they centre themselves as the non-Aboriginal audience, the raison d'être.

In fact, in movies as diverse as Camille, Letter From anUnknown Woman and Dark Victory, one might have been forgiven for never realising what a protagonist was dying of.

Recently, when I'm drunk, I spend ages putting on other people's make-up, then spend the whole night pouting, never realising I look like the Joker with lipstick smeared up to my eyeballs.

His aspirations were never realised.

"I never realised in the warm-up.

However, such an ideal Schottky contact is never realised experimentally.

I had never realised this before.

I never realised that till John died.