Sentence examples for realise how small from inspiring English sources

I didn't realise how small there were.

You just don't realise how small the world can be sometimes".

When he met Yutar, towering over the sycophantic little man, he could not resist saying: 'I didn't realise how small you were'.

"The project was designed to help them realise how small things they do day to day, like how they react when they see racism going on, can make a difference.

"Travelling makes you realise how small a mono-coloured dot you are on an epic massive hyper-coloured canvas".

But as his movement sank into its political grave, we realised how small a proportion of Mr Khatami's support came from its stylish middle-class poster-children.

"The Stoke Mandeville Games were a marvellous event, but when I went to Seoul in 1988 I realised how small and insignificant it had been," said Coates, who is a wheelchair user.

Maybe not; BP should have realised how small-minded many journalists are about the small things.

And he failed to realise how little support he had".

So perhaps the reason Ted Cruz is trying to run from such a small niche is that he doesn't realise (or refuses to realise) just how small a niche he represents.

Looking out over the town from their building site – at the carnival marching its way through the town – you realise just how small Newquay is, and understand the desperation from some to ensure it remains pleasant.