Sentence examples for fully grasped it from inspiring English sources

Once fully grasped, it makes a difference to how we see the earth and how we understand life and ourselves.

It is one of the great American movies, almost certainly because no one involved on it ever fully grasped it.

This reality, once he had fully grasped it, intensified his already passionate, principled immersion in community-based collaborations that operated outside market-approved models, redefined the term "artist," and blurred distinctions between art, education and social action.

You know there is something special in the air, but you can't fully grasp it.

"You know there is something special in the air," Wilson continues, "but you can't fully grasp it.

It was such an arcane aspect of the business that even most producers of TV cartoons did not fully grasp it.

Many people (me, for example) don't fully grasp it until it has been patiently explained to them more than once.

It's also one of helplessness and fear — fear that life will slip by without their ever being able to fully grasp it; that their daughter's youth will fly past before they ever get to truly take it in.

Being closer to nature, finding peace and recovering from trauma; being accepted and forming mutually supportive social relationships; partaking in a community that would not otherwise survive in the city, or learning about food growing and environmental sustainability – these are all deeply valued, even if the state institutions and private interests fail to fully grasp it.

The contextualist must thus strike "a delicate balance" (Conee 2005, 54 55) between crediting us with a grasp of the context-sensitivity of knowledge sentences, while at the same time attributing to us a failure to fully grasp it.

Understanding the paranormal, in a sense, is to reckon with the idea that we will never fully grasp it.