Examples of 'came to realise' in a sentence
Meaning of "came to realise"
The phrase 'came to realise' is commonly used to describe a process of gaining insight or understanding about something. It implies a gradual realization or awareness of a particular fact, idea, or truth that was previously unknown or unacknowledged
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came to realise
I came to realise the obviousness of the truth.
Saul eventually came to realise these things.
I came to realise our health system is weak.
But gradually she came to realise the truth.
I came to realise that this place is unhealthy.
The more we came to realise.
We came to realise that we had been misled.
Shakman also remembered how he came to realise the magnitude of the attack sequence.
I came to realise how wrong it was.
It was because of what you did to me I came to realise my full potential.
I came to realise that we could sell more by smiling more.
Count Henry Russell and other famous mountaineers came to realise numerous ascents from the valley.
He came to realise that it was something of a mistake not to have a chancel.
It was really the first anime I watched that I came to realise was anime.
France also came to realise the need of similar aircraft.
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And after careful diagnosis, we came to realise the problem.
I quickly came to realise that publishing a book is a team effort.
Over the sea, over the land we came to realise.
But he came to realise that what he did went against all his principles.
The more we gave them away, the more we came to realise.
I came to realise that in real life there is no black and white.
But after a while, we finally came to realise that his speeches are poor and repetitive.
I came to realise where the monitors were really being selected.
And eventually Poirot, he came to realise why.
I soon came to realise that this was the right choice.
I doubt that she believed him. But gradually she came to realise the truth.
Came to realise that the prejudice against the decorative has a long history.
Because after a while, I just came to realise.
Then she came to realise that she could put the belief to one side.
During the various activities, I came to realise the power of the Gospel.
I came to realise that life lived to help others is the only one that matters.
As I thought about this, I came to realise that the answer was obvious.
She came to realise she can be both without compromising one for the other.
It 's only after some time I came to realise that I was wrong on many occasions.
He came to realise that AKU was somehow inheritable.
The more we gave ' em away, the more we came to realise.
Science also slowly came to realise the difference between perception of colour and mathematisable optics.
Got his own method, sort of thing. And eventually Poirot, he came to realise why.
De Gaulle came to realise that this could not be done.
Just before it was too late I, um … - I came to realise how wrong it was.
I rapidly came to realise that the Solidarity activists were intractable.
And after careful diagnosis, we came to realise the problem with Rory 's.
I came to realise that God might call me in early years.
And after careful diagnosis, we came to realise the problem It's dying, it's dying!
I came to realise that I had a need for approval.
It 's dying, it 's dying! And after careful diagnosis, we came to realise the problem.
I rapidly came to realise that the Solidarity acitivists were intractable.
But the drug industry came to realise that EBM was an opportunity rather than a threat.
I came to realise that sometimes I forget to do the work.
These documentation centres came to realise the advantages of Eurovoc for Community and parliamentary documentation.
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