Sentence examples for get it rather from inspiring English sources

Unfriended doesn't make the mistake of trying to explain the net to audiences who don't get it; rather, it saves its scares for those who do.

"One of the joys of gaming is that the story means so much more because you have achieved something to get it, rather than just watching it.

We'll be able to say we need this and get it, rather than having to choose from what's already available, regardless of its suitability".

Claude Lemieux said, "You focus on what you have to do to get it, rather than what to do after you get it".

As the British team was leaving, Mr. Blair turned and said, "Poor old Jacques, he just doesn't get it," to which Sir Stephen now adds dryly that he turned out to get it rather better than "we" did.

If Fifa had got it, rather than continuing in denial, today would have seen Sepp Blatter step down, the 2018 and 2022 World Cups put on hold and an independent inquiry into Fifa's future set up.

This screams of 'six 45-year-olds in a room chose this one because they got it' rather than 'someone chose this because it was deemed to be deeply effective'.

Unless something is jarring, you tend to stay on your track and get it reinforced rather than recalibrated.

Many journalists treat facts in a gingerly way, out of fear (what if I get it wrong?) rather than delight.

"The more honest, clear and focused the desire, the more likely you're going to get it sooner rather than later".

So it behooves any golfer who is knowingly using an illegal driver to get it tested rather than risk being disqualified and, worse, being branded a cheater.