Sentence examples for not yet realised from inspiring English sources

If she is on fire and has not yet realised it.

But many Americans have not yet realised that Mr Abe is a "true believer" in these matters, says Daniel Sneider of Stanford University, who studies Asia's textbook battles.

Content to be in power and therefore compliant this week, Liberal Democrats have not yet realised what has changed for them.

The issue is not just ethics but poetics: Goethe "had not yet realised that the classical objectivity of 'style' was a chimera".

"The US has not yet realised the changes that have been taking place after people's vote [for Rouhani]," he told the Guardian.

But we have not yet realised the long-held goal of a truly free, fair, rules-based and predictable multilateral trading system.

Its charm is not yet realising how charming it is.

Though he did not yet realise it, Gawain was tired of life.

What they did not yet realise on Saturday afternoon was how much.

Many individuals do not yet realise that they are in fact social entrepreneurs and that there is a new career pathway unfolding, which receives increasing public acknowledgement.

But, according to RRI, few largescale enterprises have been established, and so communities might not yet realise the land they use has been sold or leased.