Sentence examples for realised the question from inspiring English sources

Hu laughed and blamed a problem in translation, saying he had not realised the question was aimed at him, but he would now answer it.

With the NOx tests long known to be useless in the real world and the toll of the pollution slowly being realised, the question was why did politicians ignore it for so long?

This year, though, I abandoned the lecture when I realised the only question I face is: "Will this be in the exam?" Steve Jones is professor of genetics at UCL.

In Italy judges have 90 days to make public their reasoning, but Coppi speculated that the cause of their decision lay in a belief that the then premier had not realised the woman in question was underage at the time.

"With this project, I realised that the question is wrong.

Too late, we realise the internal questions within in the novel, the nature of the relationships laid semi-bare, are being echoed by our external reactions to what we're reading.

He says: "When someone comes to me with a project I always ask, 'Is it a fresh idea and will it work for audiences?' And soon I realised the answer to both those questions was yes.

In retrospect I realise that the question never arose.

Both he and his country need to realise that the question has changed.

There's no way to answer this, I thought, realising that the question – and its specific phrasing – was at best highly insensitive or, at worst, an attempt to put me in what he felt to be my place.

Perceptive PSTs realised that the questions were grouped according to the Register variables of Tenor, Field and Mode (Derewianka 2011, p.6).