Sentence examples for actually understanding from inspiring English sources

Actually, understanding this cancer has taken me a while.

They cannot come close to actually understanding natural language, or anything else for which complex inference is required.

Liverpool v Manchester United was borderline hysteria, a trend that's turning football away from actually understanding the game and focussing on personality.

It is easy to see that there are problems, but actually understanding those problems is tougher, so do the brainwork first.

In another office, the Afghan staff struggled to use PowerPoint on their computers, spending more time adding sound effects and drawings than actually understanding the operation.

Denton, a seriously good back-row forward blessed with the advantage of actually understanding the complexities of the union game, will head south from Edinburgh later this week.

"I actually enjoy understanding the financial markets," he said.

The more those in the research community recognise that information disclosed to a participant depends on context (e.g. study project, location, resources) and must go beyond mere duties of disclosure to actually achieve understanding[ 51], the further researchers and REBs can move towards ensuring there is genuine research participation, and indeed, engagement [ 52- 54].

However, it seems only recently the conversation has actually moved to understanding the discrepancy from Hawthorn's perspective.

"It's so important for Nigerians to start to see Nigeria as a whole rather than a fragmented society and the first step towards solidarity is actually accepting and understanding our past.

The interest in personalized medicines actually results from understanding the molecular biology of diseases.