Sentence examples for getting your head around from inspiring English sources

A God in bloodless flesh is an idea that takes getting your head around.

Getting your head around accreditation can be another source of complication for MBA students, in that there are three separate accreditation systems.

Without authorial moral instruction, some kind of blueprint for getting your head around atrocity and sanitising it away, you just have to live with it.

If you're still getting your head around the idea of Netflix as a viable distributor of first-run films, 2018 isn't going to ease you into it.

It certainly needs some practice, but it's worth getting your head around as it is more flexible and more powerful than a VLOOKUP.

Research and database management Anyone who has spent days comparing reserve goalkeepers' aerial ability stats knows that research and getting your head around a database are fundamental parts of Football Manager.

There's a lot to get your head around initially.

"It's something to get your head around," Joyce told BBC Sport.

"The thing you can't get your head around is there is so much wealth, yet so much poverty at the same time.

It's a hard notion to get your head around, but I think that is true.

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