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Kripke and Putnam attacked a pair of related views about natural kind terms: descriptivist semantics (the meaning of such a term is a description satisfied by all and only members of the kind) and internalism (the meaning of such a term, the relevant description, is fully grasped by competent users of the term so that what fixes the extension of the term supervenes on what is internal to the user).

The strange and special atmosphere of Villa Tugendhat cannot be fully grasped from photographs.

It may be that the radicalism of Monteverdi has yet to be fully grasped.

The meaning of any of these photographs cannot be fully grasped in a first viewing.

Unless the lessons of that history are fully grasped, the rot will persist and another crisis will explode.

All these are decades-long historical issues that can only be fully graspedecades-long historical issuesf thatr canses and onlyin are explored and understood.

Mr. MacGregor's latest public statement, posted on the Internet this month, insists, "Only here can the worldwide significance of the Parthenon sculptures be fully grasped".

But the concept has never been fully grasped by the electorate, and the Republicans have been able to rouse resentment at the amount of entitlement spending.

But her broad message, that we need to act in moderation and achieve a balance with nature, has still not been fully grasped".

Offenders and ex-offenders we spoke to experience the constant drip of pernicious stereotyping intensely: the impact on them and their developing sense of male identity is yet to be fully grasped.

Reserved, intensely focused on his ideas, the 42-year-old Bostrom seemed apprehensive about whether his ideas could be fully grasped by someone who is not an academic philosopher.