Sentence examples for still realising from inspiring English sources

But stupid as it may sound, I am still realising very gradually the freedom that money can give.

Fortunately for me, a stranger saw this and dialled 999 while my husband was still realising the gravity of the situation.

Few people realise there are penguins in South Africa, fewer people still realise how endangered they are.

And others still realise their mistakes but are trapped by a wrong decision and never escape.

Fewer still realise that the revenues from licensing those letters go to some of the media industry's great survivors.

Michael Anti, an influential blogger, believes that netizens can still realise that original dream of the internet as a champion of free speech.

Ms Jowell said the other shortlisted cities should feel proud of their achievements and added that the government would work with them to try to ensure that some of the developments highlighted in their bids were still realised.

Bicultural in English and French, he had come from nowhere to dominance by always making himself clear; but he still realised that there could be such a thing as a magic work of art, like The Waste Land, that cast a spell even though he couldn't get its point.

"I believe that I'll still realise my dream of going back to school, do something fun, but for now I'm enjoying coffee, I'm passionate about coffee and I don't mind spending the little money I have in coffee," he said.

The first sub-theme "Bodily Sensations" dealt with the every-day-life situations, in which the women had first noticed ongoing changes in their bodies; this was however still without realising that these could be signs of any disease.

Of course, I still hold out hope there are certain William Miller moments that could still be realised in my own life.