Sentence examples for realised himself from inspiring English sources

Like Arnold Schwarzenegger or Yukio Mishima, he realised himself by pounding his body, finding bliss in pumping iron and remembering thereby long-repressed childhood dreams, including ones about the Sahara and the longings he had to go alone into its empty spaces.

It is a doctor that will have told him that his race was over, but he will have realised himself that his chances of winning the race had gone.

Clark, 40, told BBC Sport: "When he arrived at Birmingham at the start of last season it was probably at the stage where Ravel realised himself that whatever club he was at, he had to start behaving in a way befitting of a top-class footballer.

Despite the advances he had initiated for medicine, he had to realise himself that chronic pain often cannot be controlled sufficiently.

For all that, it was punk's anarchic thrust and scorched-earth ideology that gave Dury, with Jankel at his side, the space to realise himself musically.

Hadn't young George, too, done everything going into oil, getting into Congress with his father's name and money behind him?There was plenty of his father in him: more, his brother Jeb thinks, than he may even realise himself.

More tragic was that Den nis might not have realised it himself - a deeply troubled soul, his excesses masked a life hampered by insecurity and self-doubt.

When the Chinese realised Henderson himself would bat for Britain, they upgraded their team with the comment that: "His Excellency could not be expected to play against common sportsmen".

Yet he has already explained that two of the quartet are dead, and as if suddenly realising this himself, he readjusts and the sentence resolves itself in a "possible tense", the past conditional: "... you would have said that, as human affairs go, we were an extraordinarily safe castle".

He said he wanted them to realise that himself and other athletes were "normal people training hard".

He himself realised, agonisingly, before puberty.