Sentence examples similar to is more fully grasped from inspiring English sources

Rodgers suggested that Belichick, after winning three Super Bowls in New England, knew his place in N.F.L. history, and understood that letting the league's official film studio wire and film him would let fans grasp who he was more fully.

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I already had an inkling of what I now more fully grasp.

It is more important to fully grasp the teaching of the religion and its basic tenets, that have come from a deeper experience of transcendence.

The death of the Authority lost all its pathos; Pullman manages the remarkable feat of making it both a matter of chance and a moment of disturbing poignancy, all the more poignant for not being fully grasped by the children at first.

The arguments being rejected are not fully grasped.

Happiness could not be sought or worried into being, or even fully grasped.

Although Jack may be called in to play running back in package formations during the season, Mora says it is more important for him to fully grasp the linebacker position.

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.

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