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I wonder how many of the people watching fully grasp how non-national this curriculum is.

Don't worry, you'll never fully grasp how the world transcends you and your ability to describe it.

Third, high cognitive load, which senior leaders indeed experience, makes it harder to fully grasp how others experience the world.

Whatever the experts say, most people can never fully grasp how family love can explode in deadly conflagrations, and for that, we should be grateful.

There is a feeling among officials in Washington that the Netanyahu government does not fully grasp how angry Obama officials have grown.

The Observer was the first national newspaper to fully grasp how duplicitous Eden had been and spelled it out in the most trenchant language.

I don't know if he fully grasped how important the announcement is.

At the time, few organizations fully grasped how international judicial processes could come in direct conflict with providing humanitarian aid.

Mayes, a model living in Los Angeles with her husband and their 7-year-old son, Hudson, said she never fully grasped how deeply the expulsion from college and the ban in the N.B.A. hurt her father.

He supported changes to the mental-health-care system after the 2007 Virginia Tech massacre, but it wasn't until the day before Gus attacked him that Deeds fully grasped how dysfunctional the mental-health system could be.

And yet, it wasn't until my neighborhood, its values and its people were attacked this year that I fully grasped how fortunate I am that my immersion into the city began here; into the Paris not of twee, popular imagination but of small (but special) quotidian life that plays out in the streets, on cafe terraces, at open-air markets, in bustling bistros, in dingy dive bars and cozy coffee shops.