Sentence examples for we realise with from inspiring English sources

And as soon as we do, we realise, with a sinking gut, that the water is crowded and treacherous – and we are lost.

Then Max arrives at his assembly-line factory job and we realise, with a shudder, that he works at a robotics plant, assembling the very tools of his own oppression.

It's been dark and cold out there and every day one of us says "Oh" as we realise with horror that we've screwed something in back to front or upside down or haven't thought about something incredibly obvious.

Although he has first been represented to us as a kind of Christ-figure, selfless, forgiving and compassionate, we realise with alarm as the book goes on that Myshkin's lack of self-awareness is increasingly destructive for those around.

We realised, with horror, that my goldfish was a psychopathic cannibal.

The word basta – "stop, enough!" – was heard often from our parents, particularly when we were making too much noise outside, but it would be years before we realised with great laughter that our neighbours had thought for years that our parents were calling us "bastards".

"We realised with each country that we had different licensing issues, different release dates," he explains.

Fear and intimidation are far more prevalent in nature than we realised, with surprising consequences not just for anxious animals but for the entire landscape.

Leaving the restaurant, we realise, laughing with surprise, that we have talked through a freak spring snowstorm.

It is not until a sequence on the wonder of a burgeoning relationship that the former acuteness returns, and we realise, along with the poet, that "the word go" can refer to a journey on which we, too, are embarking.

When will we realise that women with children are no more or less committed to their careers than anyone else?