Sentence examples for fully understanding that from inspiring English sources

But he became determined to see things through, fully understanding that he would have a lot of pain before the gain.

From his notes, Powell seems to be a downright enthusiast for selective disclosure, fully understanding that the effect favors the big money managers over the average investor.

The priest offers to arrange a job in Brooklyn for Eilis, who soon finds herself crossing the Atlantic third-class, fully understanding that, by organising this, Rose has sacrificed her own future.

It is a bigger team, deeper, more balanced, healthier at the moment, playing at home, where it has won 51 in a row, fully understanding that UConn's resolve persists for 40 minutes, not just for 20.

"It's my own fault," said Mr. Sheen, who explained that he had agreed to a statement about the film without fully understanding that it would condemn the movie, rather than simply condemning torture.

[C1.] Artery Treatment's Popularity Concerns Experts The growing popularity of a treatment called carotid stenting has some experts worrying that too many doctors and patients, spurred by medical device makers, may embrace it without fully understanding that it is generally as risky as surgery -- and potentially riskier in some cases.

Never EVER leave the classroom at the end of class without fully understanding everything that was taught that class.

Notwithstanding the views of amateur tacticians – who place far too much importance on systems, without fully understanding them – that was a bemusing sight.

Some of the defendants seemed bewildered, not fully understanding all that had happened to them, or what might be in store.

I'm going to sponsor a small town in need.' " Some said they were fighting the legal doctrine of corporate personhood; others, not fully understanding what that meant, believed it meant corporations paid no taxes whatsoever.

Understanding that fully takes more than just a field trip, but a field trip is a fine place to start — which makes this small college's effort one that more colleges should make.