Sentence examples for sometimes realized from inspiring English sources

It was a myth — sometimes realized, but a myth still — created for the little guy.

Sapsuckers is a pub with ambitions that are sometimes realized, sometimes not.

Such internal political chemistry has often played a larger role than we in the West have sometimes realized.

SYRACUSE — In some places, as the first days of winter pass, the prospect of a white Christmas is just that: a possibility, sometimes realized, sometimes not.

PAGE A30 OP-ED NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF As the author sneaks through Tibetan areas in China, eluding local troops in a curtained car, it becomes clear that the recent anti-Chinese protests spread across a larger area in traditional Tibet than is sometimes realized.

These two questions — about what makes acts wrong and about when sanctions are appropriate — are more tightly connected than sometimes realized.

Others stumbled to confused or tickled halts, only sometimes realizing that they were being observed by shadowy watchers behind 3LD's glass wall.

Plays land in different ways, of course, at different times, which is why revivals can be so much more rewarding than those who crave only the new sometimes realize.

It is peculiar that those who participate in social creation of a thought style do not sometimes realize it either.

Coffee or tea Hike or yoga Rest or play And sometimes realize afterwards that another choice might have suited me better.

The idea sprung from a new book by the same title, which shows that sometimes realizing a dream is the hardest part of achieving it.