Sentence examples for realized reading from inspiring English sources

What I realized reading the script was that Laroche could emotionally be so many things at any scene.

It wasn't until 1994 that I realized, reading H. R. Haldeman's diaries, that Bill Rogers had strongly, though privately, opposed the Cambodia strategy.

I love fragments from lesbos, but I realized reading through Dykewomon's work that ALL of her poetry was out of print, and that unlike Minnie Bruce Pratt and Cheryl Clarke, Dykewomon did not have a selected volume of poems.

What you realize, reading her work, is just how much other writers skate on the surface, quickly flashing easy cultural references.

Cancer, one realizes reading these contributions, is a scourge across the world.

"We realized, after reading, that it has a really interesting synergy with xanthan gum.

That would be fraught with danger, as we realized while reading an authoritative article by Mrs. Brooke Marshall in an issue of House & Garden.

Nelson acknowledged that he made all the comments attributed to him, but realized, after reading accounts of what he had said, that it had become more of an issue than he expected.

Ongoing reproduction within demes means that the organisms of local avatars are constantly being replenished; as Darwin realized from reading Malthus, more organisms are produced each generation than are needed simply to replace their parents.

Johnson realized after reading the script for the pilot episode that his character was not going to be around for the entirety of the series.

And I realized that reading her obituary was different from others I'd seen about famous writers in the New York Times or The Washington Post.