Sentence examples for entirely grasp from inspiring English sources

He can't entirely grasp how everything went wrong, much less articulate it to his family.

They feel they are too old to have things explained and yet they are not old enough to realise that much of life at any age is about piecing things together that you do not entirely grasp.

If anything, the book enchants readers who might not entirely grasp its concepts with the delight in not knowing; the realization that even the most know-it-all kids do not, in fact, have all the answers and that certain questions are worth asking.

The last thing you hear on the album, after a version of Willie Dixon's I Can't Quit You Baby crashes to a halt, is Mick Jagger asking uncertainly "was that OK?" He sounds like a man who's still slightly awed by this music in its original form; who knows he's still paying homage to artists he can never entirely grasp, whatever Keith Richards thinks.

He surrounds his familiar-seeming characters, most of whom would look perfectly at home on the steps of the Kremlin today, with a sense of the mythic, of an arbitrary power called history that shapes its participants in ways they can never entirely grasp.

As children, they won't entirely grasp what's happened.

Mr Jones could not have been more non-specific, and Paxo instantly and entirely grasped the point.

Von Trier's deadpan combination of extreme shock and hyper-emotional female martyrdom has always gone down an absolute treat with international pundits and international juries at Cannes, who I believe have never entirely grasped Von Trier's twinkly-eyed mickey-taking.

Spain's fans were silent at the end of a night in which it felt as if the team had not entirely grasped the game's significance until it was slipping away.

Albeit micro, 'Reminder: Call dad' is just one more example of Google not entirely grasping social niceties.

They entirely failed to grasp the one fundamental of the format: you can afford to lose a wicket every other over.