Sentence examples for Imperfectly grasped from inspiring English sources

But he gives the idea a free pass (clearly it's less true of some aspects of intellectual life – such as medicine or mathematics – than others), and he raises no flags in this context over Lewis's blatantly whiggish notion of Christianity: not as one myth among others, but as the encompassing expression of a truth partially and imperfectly grasped in other systems of religious ideas.

Such variance in degrees of clarity allows that a self-evident proposition may be imperfectly and obscurely grasped, and this may lead someone to deny its truth.

Most of us are not good at understanding new things, so we grasp them imperfectly by relating them metaphorically to things that already exist.

He grasped the time.

Ed Miliband grasped this point.

Ancient readers readily grasped this.

She grasped for words.

Grasped a difficult concept?

But they can be grasped.

One grasp?

To grasp what dream?