Sentence examples for realizing late from inspiring English sources

He had warm but awkward dealings with his sons, realizing late in life that he had burdened them with the sort of hectoring pressures to meet his standards that he had suffered from his own father.

The Titans seemed to realize late in the game that the way to beat Fitzpatrick is to change up your defensive looks so that he plays mentally fast and lets his mechanics break down.

I'm coming to realize – late in the game, perhaps – that Shoshanna is the only lead female character able to articulate her needs and desires to others, particularly men.

The distracted Prius driver realizes late that he's going to plow into the Tesla, and makes a turn toward the curb to avoid it.

I realized late that as Common Purpose grew and grew, the option of me being private and the organization being heads down, was not really there.

He felt himself scowling at this situation, realizing too late she'd think he was scowling at her.

Realizing too late that he was in trouble, Williams lunged at Umenyiora and punched at him with both hands.

I gulped down some beer and poured the rest of the bottle into the glass, realizing too late that, out of courtesy, I should have offered her some.

I instinctively fled, realizing too late that the audience was tiny, the music was good and that, in the new New Orleans, my tourist-trap alarm needed recalibration.

Mr. Yeltsin, he said, never got over the shock of realizing too late that "Friend Bill" truly would expand NATO into the old Warsaw Pact.

Early in 2002, Mr. Bronfman, realizing too late that Mr. Messier's spending spree had mired the company in debt, tried to oust Mr. Messier.