Sentence examples for realising for from inspiring English sources

I remember picking up one of the Pooh books and realising for the first time that it was very funny.

"Being here was really intense, realising for the first time how the world and people feel about you," she says.

What we've been realising for some time now is that, for all the team sport rhetoric, only two sides are really at play in Britain and beyond: Team Super-Rich and Team Everyone Else.

I remember singing as a chorister in Peterborough Cathedral, having won a music scholarship to go to school there, and realising for the first time in my life what true excellence was.

The protagonist experiences the anguish of homesickness, disloyalty and guilt, along with a rush of excitement of being in New York and realising for the first time that she might be attractive to young men – that she might, in fact, have status and social capital undreamed of in the old country.

The ferocity of Notting Hill "racial riots" as the press called them at the time, shocked Britain into realising for the first time that it was not above the kind of racial conflict then being played out in the American deep south.

Oh, I realised for the first time.

It's an ambition realised for me.

They are too intensely realised for that.

"But that can be more intimidating than we realise for some undergraduates".

That was when I realised for the first time that they were all afraid of something".