Sentence examples for able to fully grasp from inspiring English sources

He said, "The matter is so complex that for most of us we're not able to fully grasp the technical dangers that are out there".

It's also one of helplessness and fear — fear that life will slip by without their ever being able to fully grasp it; that their daughter's youth will fly past before they ever get to truly take it in.

It was incredibly easy to read, though: smooth and slippery, but with that slipperiness of never being able to fully grasp; there was too much surface, too much shiny, simple story.

When I first moved to Germany, I picked up German from my teachers and peers in a local kindergarten even before I was able to fully grasp my native language, Korean.

While we hope these initiatives are steps in the right direction, until we have credible research into suicide and the online environment we won't be able to fully grasp the complexities of the challenge we are facing.

They have entered an unknown building and walked to a certain point, but haven't been able to fully grasp all of the emergency exit routes.

To fully grasp the alarming implications of permafrost melt, for example, we not only need to be able to understand the system as it is now, but also to project its behavior into the future.

Others are unable to fully grasp the loan agreements.

The minutiae of living can take teenagers years to fully grasp.

Even people who study migration for a living struggle to fully grasp its effects.

You have to be an audience in the show to fully grasp its effect.