Sentence examples for Totally grasped from inspiring English sources

Freud himself seems never to have totally grasped (or chose to overlook) the dire implications of his great therapeutic instrument.

Ms. Ramirez said many passers-by "totally grasped the fact that this was a survivor artifact" and that foreign visitors whose command of English was not all that strong would probably not have been bothered by the anomalous verb tenses.

Sometimes songs mean more to us when we don't totally grasp the lyrics.

Right from the get-go they heard from their users, but admittedly didn't totally grasp the scope of what they created.

As we imagine these possibilities -- all of which are totally within our grasp -- I want to provide the context we're in.

A new report from Amnesty warns that most of the countries affected by the Arab spring have totally failed to grasp the immensity of the changes happening all around them.

"I totally failed to grasp what it meant".

In contrast, McKeith is a wreck, wizened in both body and mind, physically resembling someone a decade older than her actual age (51, the same as me!) and totally unable to grasp how ludicrous her pronouncements of superiority sound while she repeatedly forces her comrades to go without anything but the most basic food.

The blogger-actress, high off her viral fame, was totally unable to grasp why Helen was reticent to go public and that's when things took a darker turn.

Organised labour was giving way to individualism, a change grasped by the Sun from the mid-1970s onwands and totally misread by the Daily Mirror.

Now to the obscure show biz question you should have asked: What is the genesis of "Boss of Me" (lyric, "You're not the boss of me, now"), which seems to grasp so totally 10-year-old angst?