Sentence examples for realises these from inspiring English sources

Sirwan realises these are structural problems that won't be solved overnight.

"Any reasonable person realises these provisions are manifestly unfair and are being misused," he said.

That Burns realises these and so many additional moods and nuances in his epistles testifies to a perfect marriage of poetic personality and poetic form.

He has said his ambition is to appear on Desert Island Discs: he tells me (I assume seriously) that he'd also like to be on Strictly Come Dancing – and he realises these great accolades (worth more now than a knighthood or peerage) will only come if he becomes a bankable film name.

The challenge, particularly in less well-resourced health care systems, is how to implement effective foot care that realises these potential health gains and cost savings.

Neither sufficiently realises that these tools and these rhetorics can just as readily be co-opted by The Man. Worse yet, both authors have produced books that are hardly exemplars of the mass collaboration they affect to champion.

Scott is subject to excruciating pain in his eyes which torments him until he realises that these are weapons of mass destruction, and he demonstrates these powers in Dr Xavier's grounds in a very entertaining sequence.

Neither realises what these two seemingly antithetical places share – secrets that bind their past to their futures.

She is issued with stale clothes and realises – chillingly: "These are the castoff clothes of the dead". Oates skilfully conjures the 1950s as squeamishly suspect.

Léaud realises that these are references to Balzac (by way of Lewis Carroll) and he leads the film down a rabbit hole of trying to learn more.

Although almost everyone realises that these are inherently intractable problems, at best managed rather than solved, home secretaries are forced by political convention to pretend that they are "tackling" them.