Sentence examples for only really understood from inspiring English sources

I only really understood it much later when I read in John Richardson's book about the mirada fuerte".

That placement ended because of a funding decision, not because I was psychologically ready to leave care, something I have only really understood recently.

I only really understood just how far we have retreated -- and how inured we are to that retreat -- when I got a preview this fall of the Act Up Oral History Project.

"We've only really understood the tip of the iceberg for all this time," Beattie said.

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Our student towns are an unmarked map of social, economic, educational and environmental change, only really understood when looked at in retrospect, from over our shoulder. .

You can only really understand what I mean by living through a piece like the 80-minute For Bunita Marcus for solo piano.

A. You can only really understand the place once you see it from a fan boat, which has a propeller at the back end and skims the water's surface.

For example, Shakespeare's "Out, out, brief candle" — you can only really understand that if you see the extinction of a candle in terms of the extinction of life.

I like dogs so I took Elliot for a couple of laps round the block but he was a bit of a handful as he only really understands French.

Stevens had to stick, rather than twist, and the apparent ignominy of working tables and serving coffee at the height of his notoriety helped in ways he can only really understand now.