Sentence examples for stopped to realize from inspiring English sources

Yet I would have remained content with this new line of thought — essentially cheerful in its promotion of the idea that we are born beautiful, made drab by pressures — had I not stopped to realize what, exactly, I was reading with.

Maybe things are moving forward the way you had hoped, but you haven't stopped to realize it yet.

While this debate over the need for fiscal assistance versus fiscal consolidation has roiled European politics, especially between creditor and debtor nations, no one has stopped to realize that this tradeoff is a false dichotomy.

"I feel like people don't stop to realize that these are girls.

Will those whisperers or talking heads ever stop to realize they've just said society would be better if you died?

Thus, to describe these programs, we rely on words like judgment and intuition, seldom stopping to realize that they are merely labels for our ignorance.

I think he went so unnoticed that people didn't even stop to realize that maybe there's actually something else going on here — that maybe he needs to be talking or getting some kind of mental help.

For instance, he tells the other directors he wants to send a camera crew to Korea, and maybe he knows it will take five or ten thousand to pay the crew, but none of them — Ed included — stops to realize that the airplane bill is going to add on twenty thousand.

Seems like a silly question until you stop to realize that the president himself is waving the bloody shirt to stimulate public outrage over AIG and its ongoing need to pay bonuses to executives.

Seldom, however, do we stop to realize that our Internet Service Provider (ISP) is also collecting information about us.

Most people are disconnected from the their bodies and don't stop to realize how they feel.