Sentence examples for partially grasped from inspiring English sources
Hideous as they were, the Khmer Rouge's crimes against humanity remain only partially grasped by many young people in Cambodia, who are either too young to remember them or were born after the fall of the regime.
Subsequent SSU rRNA-based studies in multiple adults demonstrated the individuality, temporal stability and site specificity of the intestinal microbiota with a diversity that was only partially grasped in cultivation-based studies (Zoetendal et al., 1998; Suau et al., 1999; Zoetendal et al., 2001).
But he gives the idea a free pass (clearly it's less true of some aspects of intellectual life – such as medicine or mathematics – than others), and he raises no flags in this context over Lewis's blatantly whiggish notion of Christianity: not as one myth among others, but as the encompassing expression of a truth partially and imperfectly grasped in other systems of religious ideas.
An egg that is nearly free of the ovary is grasped and partially encompassed by the fimbria; when the egg is freed, the fimbria draw the egg into the funnel.
At the time he grasped Newton's ideas only partially.
Ed Miliband grasped this point.
Ancient readers readily grasped this.
"I never grasped my limbs.
Their defenders grasped at air.
Aliya grasped the concept instantly.
