Sentence examples for never completely understood from inspiring English sources

I've never completely understood this phrase.

What I learned from them was this alchemy that I never completely understood.

The other was Paul Simon's "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover," a song I never completely understood until Ms. Carter introduced it as "a song of seduction".

For reasons I've never completely understood, the Democrats made little effort before the mid-terms of November 2010 to explain or to defend the law on which they had expended so much time, energy and political capital.

I never completely understood it, but the messenger bags were almost always worn by my cousins from Sydney in the late 2000s.

This approach has prompted criticism, since the 1940s, for being "old fashioned", while the film scholar Donald McCaffrey sees it as an indication that Chaplin never completely understood film as a medium.

"I never completely understand a character until I know what kind of shoes they wear," Ms. Washington said.

This gap in knowledge is a serious matter: we will never completely understand and preserve the living world around us at our present level of ignorance.

They also come from deep within a Bengali culture that the west, and even a good many Indians, may never completely understand.

"There aren't that many parts that you'd want to play again straight away," she says, "but you can never completely understand Jo because she doesn't completely understand herself.

Reading "My Quest for the Yeti" (translated from the German by Peter Constantine), we never completely understand how an upright grizzly-type bear could be mistaken for a giant monkey-man in the first place.