Sentence examples for realise a bit from inspiring English sources

You start out thinking they're being rather awkward about things, where things go and the like, and then you realise a bit later that they're absolutely barmy.

Farmers, whose road-weary workers are sluggish on the job, are not happy either.But many growers seem to realise that a bit more of their profits had better be spent on the workers.

And so to the problem of the Oompa-Loompas, described in Dahl's first draft as "pygmies", which even he realised was a bit dodgy, and presented in the final book as a tribe of jungle dwellers "saved" by Wonka and shipped in a crate to his factory, where their love of chocolate inspired them to work in contravention of EU labour laws.

I now realise that was a bit excessive.

"We do realise this is a bit of a struggle," he told the BBC.

As you approach middle age you realise worrying is a bit of a waste of time.

Spend time in one and you soon realise they're a bit yappy and almost toothless.

Now that I am a vice-captain I realise there is a bit more work involved.

But after a while, they realise there is a bit of a way to go and slow down".

"I think most evangelicals don't preach it, precisely because they realise it's a bit murky, a bit complex," Justin Thacker, head of theology at the Evangelical Alliance told me.

So I do realise it's a bit of a challenge I'm taking on.