Sentence examples for which I realise from inspiring English sources

We succeeded, although not everything was perfect, which I realise.

"My heart always goes out to beautiful people, which I realise really isn't fair, but at least my heart goes somewhere," Leo observes.

After supper outside, we settle around the fire and read, which, I realise, is something we have never done before as a family.

The deliberate obtuseness about my question, which, I realise, when I listen back to my tape, is a Woody Allen special.

And that's also not an iPad – which I realise I just mentioned, but it's a point so important it's worth mentioning twice.

Once again, a year has gone by in which I realise I have one of the best jobs in the world.

"I probably revisit in my work the moment at which I realised that dreams couldn't be reality.

Before long I found myself swiping past dozens of men, some of which I realised I was not even looking at as it was all too easy to keep swiping.

I can pinpoint the precise moment at which I realised that what had seemed a typically, somewhat insufferably, English phenomenon had gone completely and inescapably global.

She relished the occasion, if not the match, and that was the point at which I realised that 1990 truly was the pivotal year.

I stopped feeling scared all the time, and started feeling angry, thanks to these powerful women, whose power came from their politics – a concept which, I realised, wasn't just about men in suits making decisions.