Sentence examples for realising very from inspiring English sources

But stupid as it may sound, I am still realising very gradually the freedom that money can give.

She made her fortune in IT, realising very early on (back in the 60s) that there was money to be made in marketing software - while everyone else was giving it away free with computer hardware.

Thanks to the American counterexample, they are being realised very, very visibly.

What you realise very quickly is that O'Casey's characters aren't caricatures.

We realised very quickly that our outdated IT system was not up to the job.

"They realised very clearly I was not cut from the same cloth," the cardinal explained.

It's really important that young people realise very rarely do you become an overnight success.

" But when I started to read this book, I realised very quickly that it was something special.

I realised very early on that what you're creating inside the computer is a three-dimensional environment.

"I said 'Are you having a laugh?'" The jobcentre adviser realised very quickly that a mistake had been made.

Although I was late starting, I had an easy ride: I did a directing course, and realised very quickly that it was new writing that interested me.