Sentence examples for ever understanding from inspiring English sources

Some kinds of perversity are so bizarre that one despairs of ever understanding them.

In fact, efforts to generalize the model to multielectron atoms had proved futile, and physicists despaired of ever understanding them.

Every now and then a horrific burst of imagination shook him: the cold darkness, the rising hunger, the first and final fear, of dying without ever understanding death.

He wonders how Fusco can purport to accept him "but be diametrically opposed to the country and culture my ancestors are from without ever understanding it".

The more he is plied with enlightenment, the more he loses hope of ever understanding the political mores of America, ancient or modern.

Both had every reason to fund Bellingham until he was driven to make his attempt, without Bellingham ever understanding how they were using him.

"They have been very understanding ever since I got here of the way I look at politics.

He adds: "This prevents a single person/team from ever fully understanding the entire structure of a system.

It also explains why our ears are more attuned than ever to understanding the exceptionally subtle beauty of this tradition, why we have travelled such a long distance from the British colonial.

I'd been a quiet teenager, hiding in my bedroom, reading everything from Ken Kesey to Solzhenitsyn (without ever really understanding the latter) and writing poems and song lyrics, mostly about love and death, which I showed to no one.

But then the 'balanced' audience, like so much else about the program, seems little more than a television gimmick; one of many conceits in a political theatre that tries to replicate the features of a serious debate without ever really understanding their meaning or importance.