Sentence examples for cannot be fully grasped from inspiring English sources

The strange and special atmosphere of Villa Tugendhat cannot be fully grasped from photographs.

For Mulla Sadra, existence is ontologically prior, a unified reality graded in degrees of intensity and an elusive reality that cannot be fully grasped.

The prevalence of the free market ideology, despite the pitfalls in classical economic theory and the wide fluctuations that, for example, financial markets engender, cannot be fully grasped if the political dimension is not taken into account.

Simultaneously, with the high hopes embedded in regenerative medicine, the emerging human spare parts industry faces both complex ethical and legislative issues and difficulties typical to new emerging industry, and hence, its emergence cannot be fully grasped without full appreciation of the issues related to legitimisation.

Decades of neoliberalism have taught us to think of the world purely in terms of individuals, but stories like this one cannot be fully grasped at the level of the individual.

When prey are too large to be completely enclosed within the foot, constriction is no longer a viable immobilisation strategy, and because the prey cannot be fully grasped, the raptor must alter its method for preventing escape.

Due to the shift in drug use, the effect on newborns perinatally exposed to HIV cannot yet be fully grasped and represents a key concern for professionals working with this pathology.

It may be that the radicalism of Monteverdi has yet to be fully grasped.

The details of its efflorescence may never be fully grasped, regardless of how relatively recent the events.

The Hebrew Bible and the New Testament cannot be fully understood without grasping the contemporaneous ideologies of Iran.

I don't think people are fully grasping his capacities".