Utiliser "realise" dans une phrase

1. · Ability to realise that food choice and intake is controlled by external cues such as sight, smell etc

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2. Instinctively, I reach out as though to take it … drawing my hand back swiftly as I realise what I am doing, and clasping it with my other hand as though it had been burned

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3. ‘Liz, sorry … didn’t realise it was that serious

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4. Realise always that the true spiritual effects are to be seen in the exoteric life of service

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5. Then I gradually came to realise that I wasn’t half of something at all, but a whole something which used to be something else … I’m explaining this rather badly, I’m afraid

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6. It takes me a moment to realise what she means

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7. It took him a moment or two to realise that he was dreaming

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8. ’ Stephen said, breaking in on my thoughts and making me realise that we have been working in silence for ages

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9. She’s been up and down like the proverbial yo-yo all day … I don’t think she intended me to realise but I could hardly fail to notice

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10. I falter to a halt as I realise just what I have said

11. I am all those moments when the poor creatures realise that everything

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12. ‘Do you realise we have been playing this for half an hour

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13. It takes a second to realise that they are not working … the back of the van growing ever closer, I pump frantically at the brake pedal and swing the car onto the hard shoulder

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14. When the dust settles and the true-bloods realise just how alone

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15. I know very little about what goes on under the bonnet of a car and though I realise this is something I should rectify, I’ve never got round to it

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16. Why me? What did they want? Didn’t they realise I was Lebanese? Why were they holding me when they’d made such a simple, basic mistake? Did my parents know where I was? Didn’t they know that they could trust me, that I wouldn’t say a word?

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17. ‘Hmm … yes, I do, actually – are you going to do anything about it?’ he replied as I realise that this was his intention … there is a silence while we just look at each other …

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18. I have already admired it – a shade of wool to match her name … there are a few grey hairs showing round the back of his ears, I think to myself then I suddenly realise that he’s watching me in the rear view mirror with a faint smile on his face and blush violently … the smile becomes a wicked grin as he replies to something Wally is saying

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19. It was just done in a way that I didn’t realise it

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20. ‘No, I realise that now

21. It took me a few moments to realise that my captors had left me in a relatively unfettered state

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22. My mother must surely realise just how little merit there was in the soul of her only boy-child

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23. I am all those moments when the poor creatures realise that everything is in vain

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24. ‘If you had seen the way James has suffered over the past years, you would realise just what you’re offering us, Karal

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25. Once they realise who actually knows I’m here, I reckon they’ll back off

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26. I still have to realise some of the assets

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27. It would be ironic if that is the case though I realise that you probably haven’t the foggiest idea what I’m writing about!

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28. It looks as though he is singlehandedly changing the culture of your world, Karal – did you realise how far-reaching the effect of your action has been?

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29. I have to say that I still find it a mental leap too far to realise that you are Ambassador to a society that I always assumed was a myth

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30. and then realise after a few short moments,

31. The fact surprises me … I haven’t seen anyone else here any of the times I have been here and it comes as a shock to realise that Joris uses it regularly

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32. ‘I realise I am missing something here, but is that relevant?’ Joris put in plaintively looking from one to the other of us

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33. Gradually, I hear someone calling my name … slowly the mist dissipates and I realise I am lying on my bunk

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34. We both rush over to him, Joris removing the backpack, while I, grabbing Berndt’s arm and finding it all sticky, realise with horror what has happened

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35. Not wasting any time, Joris, using a knife I didn’t realise he had, rips off the sleeve of Berndt’s tunic, and inspects the damage

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36. Now I realise, in this outer zone, in this later time,

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37. I move on into the warm blue morning and the tingling tiredness after no sleep and I realise that travelling for over twenty-four hours makes you hallucinate so, disregarding my psychotic episode in the flea market, I interest myself in a cultural visit instead

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38. Looking round I realise that I might have taken a wrong turning because I'm surrounded by small groups of impoverished and suspicious stragglers who guardedly, seem to be offering each other objects for sale

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39. I realise Athens too has its unfair share of insidious tourist traps just like Cornwall and no doubt the traffic is nightmare and yes, it's a sprawling jumble of concrete and marble, of ancient and modern, of the implausible and the miraculous, but then they say Athens teems with spectacular sights, superb cafes, and much more that you just won't find in any modern city

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40. when you realise that each repetition

41. For a moment I can’t see what he means at all, then I realise that what I had taken for crops of ripe grain are in fact wilting plants, their leaves yellowed

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42. ‘I’m beginning to realise that

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43. I would like you to realise you are going on holiday

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44. The initial shock of the cold rain hitting my skin makes me gasp, but after a moment or two, I realise that it isn’t really that cold

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45. Squatting behind the bush, I realise that Berndt’s advice was probably extremely sensible

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46. But also it has a treasure that not many visitors ever realise

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47. you open a shop that you realise the length and breadth of the Indian student

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48. ‘He said he was worried when I spoke to him lunchtime, but I did not realise just how much

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49. ‘What is it?’ My voice sharp as I realise this is more than just tiredness

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50. That made me realise no distance could ever separate us

51. ‘Yes, I realise that, but there are tests and things aren’t there?’ I swallow hard, I can see what’s coming

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52. Faced with the possibility of failure, I suddenly realise just how much I want Alastair’s child … I suppose it shows in my face; Dr Jim nods as though confirming something to himself

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53. For a moment I can’t see why, then I realise where she’s heading – Barrie’s in that group

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54. There was no doubt we had witnessed some awful power unleashed and whether it was an abnormally fierce Etesian wind or something else I do not know, but I do realise that I will never forget the systematic destruction of that boat

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55. ‘Where would we live?’ … then realise that I have calmly assumed it would be ‘we’ … he’s latched onto that as well, with a delighted grin, he reaches across the table and grabs my hand

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56. Someone out there needed to realise this was fucking

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57. realise my destiny is this shop

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58. realise that this was as it should be

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59. It comes as a surprise to most people; they don’t realise that Karen and I have lived totally separate lives for years now

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60. She hesitates in the doorway, plainly she didn’t realise that we have visitors

61. That was the easy bit … once we start note bashing the Mozart, with Alastair on the piano, I realise just how difficult a task I have set myself

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62. We do realise that this is a big, big honour,' I said, 'sorry Fred

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63. Mid-pour, I stop, a sudden thought seizing me, ‘Alastair? When did you first realise that you loved me?’

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64. realise how cold and chilly it really was

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65. They took a few moments to realise

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66. ‘Mmm … I realise that … equally I think it will help you when you can move in here

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67. nine fifteen, I didn't realise it was as late as that

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68. Of course, now I realise that she did know

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69. An important thing to realise is: True love comes from within you; it is not

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70. body, did she realise that Ken and Lucy were gone and that she was

71. ‘When will my mother realise that I am no longer six years old!’

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72. The audience, most of whom have been watching intently, quickly realise that the boy has done it

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73. It would be only later that Tom would realise that, while carts and

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74. He would later indignantly realise that the

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75. that he would realise that this was a compulsion magic – one of a

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76. question, only to realise belatedly that he was not there

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77. The waiting relatives and friends of the lesser, more ordinary emergencies watch, and those conscious patients still able to concentrate on realities outside of their own sphere realise that they may not occupy the centre of the universe

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78. Tom had seen enough battlefield injuries to realise what had

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79. The glare of flashbulbs is the last thing Billy expects as he heads down the walkway from the car park towards the main hospital entrance, and he takes a few seconds to realise that his name is being called

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80. Jock has lived with Maggie for long enough to realise that the conversation so far has just been a preamble, that there’s more to come

81. “Even so, I didn’t realise that you were here in an official

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82. If he ever did realise it

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83. think I realise that this investigation is a sham – meant to

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84. and briefly consider his behaviour, the man began to realise

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85. 'You realise that bearing false witness against an

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86. Unbelievable! Most of my fellow commuters don’t even realise it is there; they never look out of the windows but bury their noses in the newspapers, or talk on their mobiles trying to sound important, or just sit there with their eyes closed trying to catch up on their sleep

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87. As I follow in their wake, I realise something

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88. potential ally, the other apparently too stupid to realise the

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89. ’ He replied and I realise that I’m not the only one who is unnerved by the intensity of our relationship

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90. realise it was poison

91. In a sudden panic, I realise that I really must find the kids

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92. It made him realise (and it came as a shock) that he was

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93. But you realise that Godfrey has to stay locked up

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94. few moments, but Jean was smart enough to realise that

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95. seemed to realise the seriousness of his predicament and

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96. ‘If you’d known him you’d realise why the suggestion

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97. ‘Francois is many things – and I realise that he’s a lot

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98. Don’t you realise it’s the only honourable thing to do?

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99. senses enough to realise that the best thing for him to do

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100. ‘No, but Master Giles is beginning to realise what I