Sentence examples for only recently understood from inspiring English sources

"I love you so much, I love you so much," Margaret says to Enrique, as if it were "a significant development, a furthering of her feeling for him that she had only recently understood".

Tomorrow, the first of the two jazz days (the next one is Aug. 4) begins at 1 p.m. with the Herbie Nichols Project, a repertory band dedicated to one of jazz's great (and only recently understood in full) composers; it includes some great young improvisers, including the saxophonist Michael Blake, the bassist Ben Allison and the pianist Frank Kimbrough.

Free oxygen is thousands of times more deadly than radiation and we have only recently understood the importance of anti-oxidants in molecular biology and in our food for overall health.

Meyer fired Smith last month, and told reporters at the Big Ten Conference media days he only recently understood the full scope of the situation.

"Ethan, my friend of 25 years, admitted that he only recently understood why I'm a health freak, and that it used to irritate him.

The convergence is called the Cascadia subduction zone, a 700-mile-long grind of hot and locked crust, only recently understood to be the United States' most dangerous fault line.

Coding guidelines pay more attention to conditions contributing to resource use and the use of extra resources by obese subjects is a topic that is only more recently understood [ 14].

Glucocorticoids are considered the main treatment option for nasal polyps, but their effect is only recently being understood.

While much is known about shallow, tropical coral habitats, the richness, diversity and ecological importance of these deep sea ecosystems, found at depths of 30-150 metres, has only recently been understood.

But while they may transform the ocean, the atmosphere and the terrestrial environment, they inhabit a world that is barely known and which has only recently been understood to be as complex and diverse as anything found in the rainforests.

Moreover, platelets may play a positive role in the control and resolution of inflammation in lung injury, a mechanism that is only recently being understood [158].