Sentence examples for realize something about from inspiring English sources

But the Sugar Bowl made Vick realize something about his game: "I could barely move the next morning.

The instinctively incisive ways the children answered their own question ("What should we do?"), Mr. Benjamin said, "made me realize something about myself — that whatever this force was, I could tap into it".

Seeing these comments makes me realize something about my teen-age self: how I withheld from Leland some of my most personal feelings about music, in the same way that you hold things back from your parents, who are all the more infuriating for having your best interests at heart.

Hopefully it made them realize something about themselves, too".

Before I know it, I realize something about myself and why I am here, and, what I am doing.

This made me realize something about myself - something that probably many people who grew up, as I did, under bright city skies.

"I realized something about myself and Israel that frightened me," he said recently, looking back over the past few years.

But I loaded my own car, then stood outside in the perfect Southern California air, realizing something about myself.

But, more than that, I realized something about the college process itself, something I wouldn't have known or understood without making my final visit.

It was only after I put down the paper and went into the kitchen for a little lunch that I realized something about your article on the destiny of the Campbell Soup Company ("The First Family of Soup, Feeling the Squeeze," July 30).

Readers of this blog know that I take a somewhat ill-advised interest in the literature of the undead, but when someone dropped the galley of "The Vampire Archives: the Most Complete Volume of Vampire Tales Ever Published," edited by Otto Penzler, on my desk last week, nearly causing it to collapse, I realized something about my relationship with bloodsuckers: it's all dried up.