Sentence examples for entirely understanding from inspiring English sources

As a kid, unlike my mother, aunties, and grandmother, I did not have this peculiar superpower, and upon finding out that my mother was in terrible trouble, and not entirely understanding the consequences, I desperately wanted to belong.

Theroux described approaching filming without entirely understanding what the plot was about: "You get the whole script, but he might as well withhold the scenes you're not in, because the whole turns out to be more mystifying than the parts.

While I support removing the cap on buprenorphine prescribing entirely, understanding the political realities, in the short term: when Congress sends a comprehensive bill addressing the opioid epidemic to the President by the 4th of July, it must raise the cap as high as possible by including the Senate's bill, the TREAT Act.

Since most genetic variation lies in nonprotein-coding regions of the genome whose presumed function is entirely regulatory, understanding gene regulation in a cell type and developmental state-specific manner will be important to connect human genetic variation to disease mechanisms.

Issue blame entirely by understanding that this is just the way the other person is.

After all, the person may be entirely capable of understanding the fact that they have had a stroke (say), and apparently of understanding how a stroke might fully account for their unusual experience.

Understanding that there is no cure for your disease is entirely different from understanding why you need to take a blood-pressure medication.

This view may have some merit (indeed, the same can be said of philosophy of dance), but Sparshott goes so far as to say that criticism is entirely worthless for understanding dance; that it "is not a discipline" and as such does not mark any distinctive area for dance understanding (1995, 338).

And this fact, taken at face value, is surely consistent with a certain 'naive' but entirely harmless understanding of the PCO an understanding whereby this concept too may have both singular and plural representations or forms.

First of all, this line depends entirely on voters not understanding the difference between the deficit and the debt.

Their creation required the development of an entirely different understanding of religion, one that was unique to the modern west.