Sentence examples for never fully grasped from inspiring English sources

"The newspapers gave the event surprisingly thin coverage," Klein complains, "and never fully grasped its significance".

But at the time Willie never fully grasped the distinction between a military and civilian deputy.

And even if you're an inveterate bardolator, you may find lines that you never fully grasped before making sense.

Because I never fully grasped fractions, I'm going to describe Do Not Send Us Astray as an episode of three distinct halves.

Klein considers this a failure of the reporter's perception — he "never fully grasped" the event's significance — and waves it away, while himself writing grandly about the "power revolution" we can see from here, looking backward.

Finally, since, as he puts it, "fiction is my religion," he may simply be a literary monotheist who has never fully grasped the imaginative and expressive possibilities of nonfiction; he's not trying to catch that fire.

Crash serves to remind us that we can never fully grasp the meaning of modernity.

Don't worry, you'll never fully grasp how the world transcends you and your ability to describe it.

For I fear that those who see freedom solely as a political concept will never fully grasp its meaning.

Whatever the experts say, most people can never fully grasp how family love can explode in deadly conflagrations, and for that, we should be grateful.

For now, we can at least agree that physicians can never fully grasp, nor anticipate, the subjective nature of their patients' experiences.