Sentence examples for some realising from inspiring English sources

Option-sellers suddenly faced losses; some, realising the risks, probably withdrew from the business.

Many clubs replied that they 'do not take part in surveys' but some, realising that this is an important topic for their fans, came back to us.

Change is coming, probably more quickly than some realise.

Some realise that they never had it in the first place.

Although black actors have done better at the Oscars than some realise, ethnic minorities as a whole have not.

Strauss has to play, of course, and he is a better one-day batsman than some realise.

Many know how the world is living, some realise they were taught lies and that regime doesn't care about them.

Some realised that even if women opted out of being recontacted at recruitment to the trial, they might later change their mind.

You can barely visit, let alone try to do business there, without at some point realising a bribe is expected.

'Some, on realising that they are conscious during a seizure, and that they have formed a clear idea of the nature of the attack from beginning to end, have no further seizures' (Yealland, 1923).

Some grandmas realised their error.