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No one realised how difficult it would be," the official said.

At that stage, no one realised how effectively festival curators Portishead were about to bind together these disparate musical strands on their long-awaited comeback.

Hewison's history makes one realise how much damage was done by the all-male rule.

It communicates optimism, simplicity and beautiful proportions; it makes one realise how over-complex modern buildings are today.

The return of the Lightning Seeds makes one realise how much Ian Broudie's incredible sense of melody has been missed.

Only after it's lingered in the head for a few days does one realise how insidious and clever it is.

Compiling it makes one realise how difficult it is to make an assessment of the impact that any particular individual has on the public consciousness.

You get the feeling that no one quite realised how big the cascades would be until it was too late, while the footprints of the towers might have been as potent if formed by a clearing in the trees, or by less drastic pools.

"I knew of Nancy Johnstone through an [unflattering] review by Orwell in the late 1930s, but I became fully aware of the potential of fusing the two books in a single narrative when I read the second one and I realised how what began as a sort of 'A Year in Provence' became, in the end, a tragic, political, and highly moral tale," Berga said.

I soon realised how just one small act of kindness can really brighten someone's day, and also help remind people that there is still good in the world.

Remember that no one will realise how well-informed you are if you keep all the information to yourself.