Sentence examples for ever fully understood from inspiring English sources
Masturbation, to this day, is the only fact of life I have ever fully understood.
I don't think I ever fully understood this town during the time I lived here.
I've barely scratched the surface of this under-researched province's potential, but fear it may disappear before it is ever fully understood.
In fact, I don't think he ever fully understood why being called "Saget the cigarette" hurt anyone's feelings in our family.
I don't think I had ever fully understood the sheer arrogance and hypocrisy behind this belief, however, until pro-gun activists brought it into sharp relief for me recently.
I sometimes wonder if anyone will ever fully understand him.
I don't think Romney can ever fully understand middle-class America, because he didn't grow up that way.
No one will ever fully understand du Pont's motivation for doing what he did that cold January day in 1996.
Few knew him well, and no one could ever fully understand him, certainly not his lovers, and, ultimately, not Sara Wheeler.
Like everyone I spoke to, he said that the hardest part of the experience was the isolation it brought with it; the sense of occupying a polluted bubble, which no one breathing the fresh air outside could ever fully understand.
Viewing "Alice," for instance, one can immediately see that the novel's second most significant word is "know," a paradoxical choice for a work in which neither the protagonist nor the reader ever fully understands what is happening.
