Sentence examples for ever really understand from inspiring English sources

Could his mother ever really understand?

As far as we know, her attacker had no grand political point; I doubt we will ever really understand his motives.

But few rank-and-file employees ever really understand the point of all the activity or grasp their own role in it.

Innocents and Others is also about looking, seeing, paying attention, asking ourselves if we can ever know the full story, ever really understand what makes a person tick.

And if Vico was right to say that we only ever really understand that which we make, for humankind that could be a very good day indeed.

Sometimes the men speak of what that conversion cost them, and Burns lets the camera linger when they stop recounting such horrible moments, and their faces tell you everything — that no one who wasn't there will ever really understand.

Critics wonder whether he ever really understood why the Tories were so unpopular.

Americans may not have ever really understood it in the first place.

The end result is a complete mess because neither management team ever really understands the other.

But what person who's responsible for another living creature ever really understands what care entails?

It is thus not clear that Cobain ever really understood what business he was in.