Sentence examples for swiftly realised from inspiring English sources
He swiftly realised the error of his ways.
Nonetheless he swiftly "realised that this was the ideal: the American symbol and the back of Khrushchev's head".
In the spring of this year, the Turin magistrates approached the nation's football authorities but swiftly realised that the governing bodies themselves were implicated.
He started out as a routine conjurer, but swiftly realised that audiences needed something to spark their imagination and stir saloon-bar debate.
The former England forward Tim Rodber was another mentor and Woodward swiftly realised "Wally" was a natural who simply needed to learn how to throw in.
The Israeli prime minister, Ehud Olmert, initially apologised for the killings but the military swiftly realised it was confronting another PR disaster to rival that of the killing of Mohammed al-Dura, the 12-year-old boy who died in his father's arms amid a barrage of gunfire six years ago and became the first iconic victim of the intifada.
And grounded though she might sound – her prose is supple but never runaway lyrical – you swiftly realise she is willing to be blown on many a rogue breeze in pursuit of neighbourly narratives.
We are swiftly realising that work is no longer about organic survival – as if sending emails all day at the office is akin to hunting and gathering – but a cultural invention that is not set in stone.
But with the battle lines drawn across the coffee table (replete with vase of tulips and Oskar Kokoschka art book) we swiftly realise that there are to be no heroes in this war: no one to rally behind and urge on to victory.
Watch Me might seem charged with sexual frisson at first – "Daddy, Daddy … watch me watching pornography" – but you swiftly realise it's about the era of global surveillance, and the sarcasm drips thick: "Protecting me from evil / Protecting me from terrorism / Protecting me from child molesters".
This car, you swiftly realise, would be a thrill to drive whether you were in Cape Town or Kirkcaldy.
