Sentence examples for we haven't realised from inspiring English sources

Like a frog sitting in a pan of hot water, we haven't realised what's been happening until it's too late".

And, she adds, one reason playwrights have fought shy of focusing on these issues until now is because they – like all of us – are still decoding how the all-pervasive presence of the web is changing us: "The effects definitely feel like something of an unexploded bomb; like a new God we haven't realised we're in constant confession to".

This is why we have not realised Keynes' prediction that we'd all be working 15-hour weeks in the 21st century, as a result of technological progress.

We have not realised its effect on the world's climate nor that the damage falls disproportionately on the world's poorest.

"We hadn't realised we'd be doing this in the monsoon period," she says, "so it's taken longer than we thought".

The problem was we hadn't realised the score was already decided – perhaps you had even decided before the game started.

What we hadn't realised was access to the crater's edge sometimes isn't possible because of the emission of dangerous volcanic gases.

The reaction was a bit strange: we hadn't realised the significance of the president of China turning up at a country pub.

Since there are now more mobiles than people in the UK, upgrade culture must persuade us that, even if we hadn't realised it, we have a deep desire for a newer version of what we already possess.

What we hadn't realised was that in order to film what you want to show on a face or a body, you first have to decide what you want to hide.

I can remember the exact hue of the wine that made us nearly miss our ferry, and the time she dredged an outrageously complicated French phrase, from nowhere, to tell a waiter that we had already ordered but in fact would like to cancel the octopus, because we hadn't realised what poulpe meant.