Sentence examples for impossible to fully understand from inspiring English sources

As media become increasingly integrated into all aspects of modern experience, it is impossible to fully understand our central institutions and practices without understanding media.

This Article begins with what should seem a relatively straightforward proposition: it is impossible to fully understand the holding of a case without understanding its "deference regime"—the standard of review or burden of proof that governs the case.

It redrew the international map in a way which makes it impossible to fully understand recent history in the Balkans or what's happening now in the Middle East without understanding the consequences of the Great War.

These are circumstances that as professionals, and certainly as bioethicists, it's nearly impossible to fully understand.

It's ultimately impossible to fully understand Broadway Danny Rose without coming to grips with its innate Jewishness.

It is impossible to fully understand the tragedy of 9/11, the darkest day that humanity has faced in this century.

But also like them, his resistance was largely a product of his disability, which made it impossible for him to fully understand and comply with police requests.

It suffers from good intentions and weird editing that makes it impossible for the viewer to fully understand the plotting.

Just as it is impossible for any man to fully understand a woman's position in our sexist society, no white American can fully empathize with white racism and the experience of being black in America.

Not only is it nearly impossible for the kids to fully understand how to present their cases, but many of the children simply are too nervous to appear in court without a lawyer and if they miss just one hearing, a judge can order them deported, de Haro explained.

"Dogs primarily communicate through their movements and posture, which makes it difficult or impossible for people who are blind to fully understand their dogs' needs on a moment-to-moment basis," said David Roberts, an assistant professor of computer science at NC State.