Sentence examples for Appreciating fully from inspiring English sources

British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, not appreciating fully Stalin's hegemonic designs, believed that timely territorial concessions to the U.S.S.R. would preserve the internal independence of postwar Poland.

In many cases they have tackled symptoms of land degradation without appreciating fully the background causes, which often relate to inadequate matching of land-use/land-management with features of the landscape.

Instead of appreciating fully the sensuous qualities of a glass of wine, we are more conscious of how much it costs and what that implies about us as sophisticated wine-drinkers.

But "What Next?" must be seen to be appreciated fully.

Some of Australia's wildest terrain can only be appreciated fully on foot.

"I have come to appreciate fully my stupidity," he said in a prepared statement.

To appreciate fully how complicated systems can malfunction, it may first be necessary to understand how such networks work normally.

For us, it's not easy to appreciate fully the upset to accepted artistic canons Courbet's work represented.

Mr. Neely also fires allusions that require multiple viewings, a pause button and a geeky obsessiveness to appreciate fully.

Third, all roads lead to equity capital, in a way that the authors of this report fail to appreciate fully.

Some have begun to appreciate fully the value of these assets only in recent decades, it seems.