Sentence examples for now fully understood from inspiring English sources

It appears, therefore, that Italian deontological sensibility has by now fully understood and accepted the spirit of informed consent which expresses the essentiality and centrality of the patient's autonomy in relation to the power of the physician, who is free to act only when the patient has expressed informed consent.

We can now fully understand (it is not always that we can) the furore which Alboni has created in this part in London.

Vollman and Roger Bevins perceive a Lincoln who now fully understands and embraces suffering, and feels a new bloody-minded determination to win the war.

You don't want to escape from the world you know into the lives of others, but to hang on to the one you now fully understand you have for only a limited period.

"They now fully understand and appreciate the workings of government.

Only American investors in sufficient numbers now fully understand those new value concepts".

"It is important that any player considering his future right now fully understands the level of support the WRU is prepared to offer," said WRU chief executive Roger Lewis.

I now fully understand that "Pipes" by Katie Gately is never going to be playlisted on Radio One.

I now fully understand why Lobdell, like many young American painters of the postwar generation, had chosen abstraction over figuration.

And when President Barack Obama is faced with his crucible -- and he will, surely -- we will now fully understand and embrace the reason for facing it with him.

After meeting competitors at the Invictus Games this week, I now fully understand the meaning of 'Invictus.' It's a Latin word that means unconquered, invincible.