Sentence examples for often realized from inspiring English sources

"Earth is more interconnected than is often realized," he said.

Light and color are often realized with astounding vividness.

"But members who were more athletic and use the gym more often realized what they did.

That means the low-carbon attributes of biomass are often realized too slowly to be particularly useful for combating climate change.

Most citizens do not expect preferential treatment from government, but merely fear that they will not be treated fairly; their fears are often realized.

They were often realized under difficult circumstances that reflected the challenges of filmmaking and the enduring conflict between the art and the business of movies.

Before the downturn, homeowners often realized a profit even after only two or three years because prices were rising so fast, he said.

Yet even the Ionians, at the best of times, often realized the mutual advantages and benefits of the king's peace and a unified western Asia under a tolerant central administration.

WASHINGTON — Curtis Napier, a 52-year-old father of two in Lima, Ohio, belongs to a much-discussed group of Americans that is far smaller than is often realized: He is a true swing voter.

During the 70's and 80's, when the building industry was depressed, some intellectually ambitious architects, including the five luminaries represented in this exhibition of drawings, often realized their most radical ideas only on paper.

We human beings are a lot more resilient than we often realize.