Sentence examples for never entirely understood from inspiring English sources

All the same his condition was diagnosed — and I never entirely understood the diagnosis — as depression.

I have to confess I've never entirely understood the appeal of this genre.

I will confess that I've never entirely understood or grasped this argument.

I have never entirely understood — I have never understood at all — Rush Limbaugh and Limbaughism.

A wide assortment of pastas are offered as a first course -- an Italian custom I've never entirely understood, since they seem too substantial to work as appetizers.

Or something; I've never entirely understood how that argument runs.In any case, one line of argument the election cycle won't feature is candidates for senator from Nebraska, say, arguing that Nebraska taxpayers have no business bailing out New York banks.

Thus, from the opening scene, Upton dispenses with the various nuances of Hedda's character — part of her enduring greatness is that we will never entirely understand her — and leaves us in the company of a woman whose cutting speech is as small-minded as the circumstances in which she finds herself.

Weathercraft Jim Woodring Fantagraphics I never entirely understand what's going on in Jim Woodring's comics but I'm not irritated by the parts that confuse me.

Cellular systems are intrinsically complex and their components often interact with one another in such an elaborate way that they may never be entirely understood.

But can they ever be entirely understood?

While not entirely understood, the declines are not entirely mysterious.