It claims only that human beings cannot be fully understood in terms of them.
Cockburn argues that Rumsfeld's disastrous tenure cannot be fully understood without examining his earlier career.
The origins of American policing, the historian W. Marvin Dulaney argues, cannot be fully understood without considering slavery and racism.
The central event of Wordsworth's life, without which his poetry cannot be fully understood, was the French Revolution.
The question of whether Wagner's music ought to be played in Israel cannot be fully understood rationally ["A Cultural Disconnect on Wagner" by Anthony Tommasini, Aug. 5].
As Schecter notes, the drama of Washington's life cannot be fully understood without an appreciation of the vast territorial stage upon which he acted.
Further, since the mental arises through the development of animal organisms, the nature of those organisms cannot be fully understood through the physical sciences alone.
Although we are literally made of the same stuff as stars, that stuff has organised itself so complexly that things such as consciousness have emerged that cannot be fully understood only by examining the bedrock of bosons and fermions.
(Even his popular work on the connection between Puritanism and the development of capitalism in the West cannot be fully understood without reference to his work on comparative institutions e.g., his studies of Asiatic religions and ancient Judaism).
SHS cannot be fully understood from the conventional disease-oriented biomedical point of view.
The notion of digital identity cannot be fully understood without considering the concept of authentication.
