Have the record companies lost their grasp once more?On the face of it, yes.
For reasons I still do not fully grasp, I once reviewed a woollen ball.
I already had an inkling of what I now more fully grasp.
Then, once you fully grasp the science of sports medicine, you can re-engineer that body, not with mere crude narcotics, but with the body's own software and hardware.
Once you fully grasp how you can be most valuable, you can apply your superpower to a vocation that will allow you to thrive.
Over the last few years I have learned to more fully grasp the conditions that hundreds of thousands of immigrants face in Arizona.
A small subset of meetings with relatively low-ranking officials provides only a tiny snapshot of "Chinese thinking" (as if, by the way, one could ever fully grasp the thinking of a country of more than one billion people).
Many people (me, for example) don't fully grasp it until it has been patiently explained to them more than once.
It is more important to fully grasp the teaching of the religion and its basic tenets, that have come from a deeper experience of transcendence.
Wicked problems are messy, ill-defined, more complex than we fully grasp, and open to multiple interpretations based on one's point of view.
European audiences, who take their food more seriously than Americans, seemed to fully grasp the conflicts epitomized by Babette's final feast, particularly when you consider that an entire film was once made from Europeans' desire for good eating: Luis Buñuel's overrated "The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie".
