Sentence examples for realise again from inspiring English sources

"But he does make you realise again what a shame it all was".

Going to university outside the city helped me realise, again, that the UK is predominantly white and London anomalous in regards to ethnic plurality.

After updating my blog, I pause as I realise again that just leaves me to connect to my email to send this article back to civilisation, from the most isolated and remote place on the planet.

"I realised again that if I didn't change things quickly, there was no future in doing this," she says.

Rossini's characteristic crescendo was perfectly executed, and then realised again with altogether more fearsome discipline in the final section of Respighi's tonepoem Pini di Roma.

His goal had been taken with such swift efficiency that everyone at Wembley realised again what a remarkable finisher he truly is.

Just as in September 2011, when Putin's return shocked into protest the Russians lulled by Medvedev's talk of modernisation, my friends and I are realising again how optimistic we had been.

The intensity of the audience reaction waxed and waned, with excitement on one occasion falling away sharply when the onlookers realised again that nothing much was truly at stake, except the need to mark an adventure.

I came to work at 7 30 am today realising again nobody came to work.

[Respondent 7, Gauteng Province] I came to work at 7 30 am today realising again nobody came to work.

It's disheartening to think that Estelle had to leave Britain for everyone to realise once again how talented she is.