Sentence examples for stopped realising from inspiring English sources

"I think we have stopped realising how risky gambling is.

But I stopped, realising that my brother probably didn't know it.

But sometimes I think that, over the last few years, the NHS has stopped realising that personal continuity of care is high on the list of what nearly every patient wants – even out of hours.

That's when I stopped, realising that the subject wasn't up for debate.

I paused for breath, then stopped myself, realising from her mannerisms that I had done a massive overkill.

Up until last Sunday, I hadn't quite stopped to realise just how incredible that is.

The suit-and-tie, office-with-a-rooftop-view, "How can we stop them realising we've realised that they've realised we realise?" kind.

The anguish will be so extreme for some that it will stop them realising they may not need file for bankruptcy.

It is only recently that I have had the motivation to stop, by realising that I do not exist within a bubble of my own unhappiness but that the way that I treat myself and my body affects the people who care for me.

Ma's idea is that, by means of its travels, adoptions and adaptations, the sarabande shows how music belongs to us all, and yet the barriers between audience and performer as much as between nations may stop us realising this truth.

There is nothing to stop you realising your dream as long as you are prepared to invest huge amounts of energy (and a fair amount of hard cash) in learning and honing your skills on a continuous basis and you don't mind sacrificing a secure roof over your head, the car, regular holidays abroad and an income that you can live on comfortably.