Sentence examples for realised reading from inspiring English sources
"I realised reading was a way to make my mother happy.
As a black American woman, I realised reading Whitehead's book a truth about myself.
I realised, reading it, how many layers go into creating a taboo.
Realised I had never read him and thought I probably should (especially after his Man Booker International win a few years ago).
It became one of the founding tenets of existentialist philosophy, but until reading Carole Seymour-Jones's excellent new biography of Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir, I hadn't quite realised the diabolic glee with which this pair applied the belief to their daily lives.
But All One Breath, his 13th, is a fully realised marvel, one of the most charged collections I have read in a long time.
If I hadn't watched the trailer and read the plot of the film, plenty of SC's cleverly-realised details - like those macaroon boxes - would have been lost on me, which would have been a shame.
Her interest was galvanised when she read US comedy actress Tina Fey's autobiography and came across a section listing the rules of improvisation and realised "it links so closely to how we work as creatives in advertising: always say 'yes' to ideas and 'don't shut anything down' … always be open-minded and collaborative".
Café gossips try to read the political tea-leaves, the Successor's stricken family rummage through their own pasts for clues, foreign intelligence agencies speculate, mediums are consulted, the dead man himself is brought on to testify, and meanwhile Hoxha broods on it all from deep within the fog of his own splendidly realised reptilian consciousness.
