Realise used in a sentence

Realise in a sentence as a verb

Maybe Jeff is too far down the rabbit hole to realise this, but most people don't know what programming even looks like.

You ducked the PCI question, and apparently didn't even realise that you had.

Since I have showdead on I've seen numerous comments by people who have been hellbanned for years and still don't realise.

You won't realise it, but you can get your head down and 3 months later you haven't seen anyone recently, cos y'know, work.

They don't realise that efficient cars are noisier because they're not carrying the weight of sound insulation.

Americans might not realise this but we see the USA in the same light as China and Russia when it comes to freedoms.

It is frankly scary that a company can get $1M+ in funding and not realise they cannot just rip other peoples work...

Best course of action would be try not to care at all, and realise that he's probably actually not making any money at all.

I realise that "but he was a citizen" holds some cachet with the American national story, but really it shouldn't.

It can be quite humbling to realise how large a particular field is, but it in no way makes one an 'imposter'.Pro tip: Those 'Real Programmers' who's JS experiments make your CSS look quaint aren't the world's best programmers.

It's less appealing when you realise that there's probably a miniscule fraction of WhatsApp users that don't have a Facebook account.> WhatsApp will remain autonomous and operate independently.

Saying things like "think it's pretty ridiculous that you're even getting the slightest bit annoyed about this", "needless to say, we'll be staying well clear of anything ur involved with in future for fear of ridiculous reaction" and using "u do realise that about 50% of all publications is content sourced from other publications right?