Sentence examples for fully grasped that from inspiring English sources

Heartrending pictures of 10-year-old Huda Ghalia running wildly along a Gaza beach crying "father, father, father" and then falling weeping beside his body turned the distraught girl into an instant icon of the Palestinian struggle even before she fully grasped that much of her family was dead.

Writers hadn't fully grasped that television shows were not stage plays.

They hadn't fully grasped that WADA had the responsibility to do this".

I'm not sure the Administration has fully grasped that concept yet.

After I fully grasped that the money sent from Christine's account was gone, probably forever, it only took me a minute to decide what we should do.

Unfortunately, China's leaders have not fully grasped that Beijing's catastrophic mishandling of the health crisis is as much a political failure as a medical calamity.

While a resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is often held up as something the West must give the Muslim world to advance peace, Obama fully grasps that peace is not just tit-for-tat.

Yet I get the sense that Changwon's officials don't fully grasp that, in Nubija, they have the envy of most major cities across the world.

He didn't fully grasp that he had a future as a professional baseball player until 1993, when he reached class AA, in Canton, Ohio.

The choices are sufficiently complex that there is a fair chance he doesn't fully grasp that he is making them.

"I don't think they fully grasp that when they make some of these decisions, it's not something they can pull back from".