Sentence examples similar to be properly grasped from inspiring English sources
When the relationship between sex and reproduction has not been properly grasped and contraception is then presented as a precaution against disease, pregnancy that results from not using protection can come as a surprise to far too many youngsters.
"Atwood's richly fertile imagination plays to exuberant and often comic effect, reminiscent of the parodic fantasies of Terry Pratchett, Caroline Mooree observed in the Sunday Telegraph, while Fredric Jameson in the London Review of Books reminded us that Atwood is Canadian: "The Fall is not properly grasped unless it is understood to be a fall into Americanism".
However, if the shape of the cloth is irreversibly deformed after picking up, e.g. when the shape of the cloth collapsed because the place to grasp was not properly grasped, it becomes failure case.
As such, every being is part of a larger whole, and can only be properly known when its place within that whole is grasped.
can be properly controlled.
Fortunately, you will not be tested on whether you have properly grasped the signal, and even the noise makes for a good read.
While nonalignment was made into a mantra to be idolized, Nehru's successors never really properly grasped the importance of economic policy to foreign and security policy.
Benjamin claims that The Birth of Tragedy substantiates the critical insight that the empathy of unguided modern feeling is unhelpful for properly grasping ancient tragedy (OGT, 101).
There was no sense, however, that they had properly grasped the depth of Gaza's plight or the realities in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.
Then, a day later, he said he hadn't properly grasped the question.
