And I realized, yet again, that in this city, it never hurts to ask.
And I realized yet again what the prophets forgot to tell us: our generation would pay more money to live in smaller, shabbier apartments than any generation of educated, employed, middle-class Americans ever had.
At that moment, I wondered if this podcast, which delivers both sobriety and funny songs, was where I wanted to be as I realized, yet again, that our country is in real, unfunny danger (and with a nuclear-launch system that's run on emotions and is "dusty as fuck").
Again, any ounce of resistance is hinting at something that you may not realize yet.
I realized then yet again that I have to approve of myself and not hope or wait for outside approval.
When I went to the nurses' desk and saw that you had included personal information about me on a form you had apparently already filled out elsewhere, in collusion with your doctor friend, I realized that you were yet again condescending to me and subjecting me to humiliation.
And as it again builds into a frenzy and pulls that same trigger yet again, you realize how this place exists right there in front of you, waiting for that moment to reappear ever so slightly different.
We slowly realize that we were tricked, yet again, by the loud dazzle of holiday media advertising.
Had a few drinks, blurted out a New Year's invitation, and they took you up on it without your realizing?" "No," he said, yet again.
Some of Cahill's earlier handiwork had been toppled yet again, and he realized with embarrassment that his efforts had been slapdash.
