Sentence examples for realise something about from inspiring English sources

And after about five years they really realise something about writing.

You realise something about the flesh, she says, when you see a surgeon put his hand through a woman's breast.

My feeling is that Malian music draws attention to the richness of that social capital, and if you listen to it, you realise something about this society really is sorted".

Hopefully it made them realise something about themselves, too".

But they also might have changed somewhat from who they once were, realised something about their identity or developed in their preferences as they've aged.

It's a process I had to undergo, too, in a different way – to try to synthesize the three different versions of Atticus – and it made me realise something else, too, about To Kill a Mockingbird overall as a book.

It's more about making every rugby player and administrator realise something that most of us actually know; you only get one brain.

She only began to realise something of what her mother had been through "when they started making documentaries about her".

Then we realise something.

While Insomniac Games was working on its bleak alien-invasion trilogy, Resistance, the studio realised something weird about the global apocalypse.

THIS trio of short novellas by Pietro Grossi deals with young men realising something profound about life and adulthood and itself marks the coming-of-age of a superb new voice.The intensity of sweaty-palmed set pieces a boxing match, a Mexican stand-off on horseback is paid off handsomely in brief moments when everything seems to make sense.