He did everything they advised him, and then he realized that it had all been contrived to help him get over his illness.
The gentleman was astonished at such a sight, but with his good sense he realized that it must be some man who led a saintly life, and who had withdrawn to that place to do penance and save his soul.
He realized that he was being laughed at, and remembered that his Scaramouche was a creature to be laughed with, and not at.
Also he remembered what lay before them; and he realized that he must master not only himself but her; that to yield too far to sentiment at such a time might be the ruin of them all.
He realized that if he was to prevail in this encounter, he must go warily and fence as he had never fenced yet in all his life.
In that moment I realized thatmy serious business had now begun.
As I looked at his foolish, irritable face I realized that I was fairly UP against it.
In spite of my restlessness I had to go slowly, for after the first rush downhill I realized that, unless I was careful, I might wreck the car and spoil everything.
It was the next morning that I realized that I had only exchanged one trouble for another.
He was within three yards of us, this sinister figure, and I had braced myself to meet his spring, before I realized that he had no idea of our presence.
Something rushed out at us and my heart sprang into my mouth, but I could have laughed when I realized that it was the cat.
He realized that he had fallen into a vile trap, and the person who had laid it for him was undoubtedly M.
Chalusse's manner continued kind, and even affectionate; but he had regained his accustomed reserve and self-control, and I realized that it would be useless on my part to question him.
I realized that my main objection to the Campbell prescription had been that I must take it alone or with strangers.
I realized that I had set out on the wildest of wild goose chases and that, even in the improbable event of the singer's being Frances, my finding her was most unlikely.
I realized that I must say something, so I said the only thing which occurred to me.
If ever I was to explain, or attempt to explain, I realized that it must be at that moment.
He realized that he was in the creature's hidden nest far under the bank of the stream, and that doubtless the only means of ingress or egress lay through the submerged opening through which the crocodile had brought him.
He realized that he could not stand by and hear the things she doubtless would feel called upon to say in respect to Mary Braddock.
A moment before he had thought her pretty; now he realized that he had scarcely looked at her before.
He realized that he would have to act quickly in order to anticipate the curious crowd and to be ahead of the police.
We talked about the effect of this act on the country at large and on the armies, and he realized that it made my situation extremely delicate.
Since he had little natural prowess, he realized that he must supply its place by training.
He realized that if he wished to accomplish anything for the country his business was to combine decency and efficiency; to be a thoroughly practical man of high ideals who did his best to reduce those ideals to actual practice.
Tyrone hated to compromise the sanctity of his position, but he realized that he, too, needed some help.
He realized that if he took up Max on his offer he would be subjected to endless hours of computer war stories and technical esoterica he couldn't care less about.
That was when he realized that he was turned down solely because he was black.
Later in the day he called me up on the phone and said that, though he realized that a man's place was the home, he declined to cross the threshold again until I had got rid of Eustace and Clarence.
Then, with a return to clear-headedness, he realized that he was standing out in the open, visible from three sides to anyone who might be in the vicinity, and he withdrew into the shrubbery.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "realized that" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
