Sentence examples for perhaps realize from inspiring English sources

The three have more in common than they perhaps realize.

You can do without the word and perhaps realize how little you needed it, especially if it happened to be an adjective or an adverb.

My theory is that the two men are more similar than they perhaps realize, and that the obvious differences in their characters have disguised this fact.

And Randy Jackson appears to be safe because producers perhaps realize that even if he is replaced, he'll continue to show up and occupy the first chair, as oblivious in dismissal as in employment.

EVEN for those men who have mastered clothes, who perhaps realize that it is better to be in the hands of an obscure tailor than a flashy boutique salesman, there are limits to self-expression.

But recognizing that extended stays can mean more downtime than the average hotel guest might have, AKA created the Live It program, which offers guests the opportunity to become active in the cities they are visiting, and perhaps realize a few personal goals.

He grinned quickly, perhaps realizing that the last phrase was a contradiction in terms.

But Payton stopped, perhaps realizing the Mets' frustrations were already too visible.

Woods perhaps realized that hype isn't the same as history.

Yesterday, Trump, perhaps realizing that he had made a mistake, made an attempt to get back into the debate.

The king perhaps realized that he was digging himself deeper, because this month the regime has mostly refrained from beatings.