Sentence examples for realised of his from inspiring English sources

She's the most completely realised of his female characters, from her ties-and-checks wardrobes to her off-beat remarks.

But when I began work on the piece, I realised some of his sculptures were so massive, so grounded, that I wasn't getting the weight of them in my movement".

Kyle has been putting records out for a few years now - all of which have been great - but this felt like the most fully realised version of his vision.

The last two months have started to see him realise some of his potential.

Maybe the charismatic Mr Obama will realise more of his undoubted potential once he becomes a senator as seems likely.

Didn't scriptwriter Beau Willlimon realise some of his viewers might want to celebrate Valentine's Day with a less jaded vision of romance?

A year after his inauguration, critics claim Obama has failed to realise many of his major foreign policy goals, including on Iran and the Middle East, with his "reset" strategy towards Russia yet to produce tangible results.

But Powell-Cotton never realised his dream of shooting his very own specimen.

By the time Malala was born, her father had realised his dream of founding his own school, which began with just a few pupils and mushroomed into an establishment educating more than 1,000 girls and boys.

The England captain, John Terry, is backing defensive partner Rio Ferdinand to regain his England spot after setting his sights on realising his "dream" of leading his country to a major tournament.

As I listened to him tell his story in a classroom, I realised his description of what happened to him was nearly identical to what he told me.