Sentence examples similar to it grasps completely from inspiring English sources
Carlo Freccero, who once ran Berlusconi's French television channel La Cinq and came home to run a channel for him at RAI, calls Renzi "Berlusconi 2.0" — someone who grasps completely the extent to which, in Italy, politics is theatre and successful politics is a one-man show.
But the play is so complicated that it was difficult to grasp completely.
Caixinha may not have grasped completely the expectation that came with the job when he took over, but he's well aware of it now.
For this reason, multimorbidity cannot be grasped completely.
Although most children won't make it to the 3-finger grasp completely without help, it will help their development to let them figure it out most of the way on their own.
The Dday sample shows that not all of those who accept evolution grasp it completely.
For a viewer the hallmark of a fine ballet is the desire to see it again, and here there is even a need to see it again, to grasp more completely a complexity that is nonetheless easy on the eye.
Later that month, The Mummy bombed critically (though it eventually grasped its way to a not-completely terrible $410m worldwide), leading the rest of those remakes to being quietly locked back in the crypt.
The present is only here for a moment, and it is likely no one can completely grasp it.
"The White House doesn't seem to grasp how completely uninterested GOP is in fighting on this stuff," the aide said.
