Sentence examples for properly grasping from inspiring English sources

Benjamin claims that The Birth of Tragedy substantiates the critical insight that the empathy of unguided modern feeling is unhelpful for properly grasping ancient tragedy (OGT, 101).

Maybe his inability to properly grasp the joke only makes it better though?

Then, a day later, he said he hadn't properly grasped the question.

Many would struggle to properly grasp the meaning of the police caution that they were not required to say anything.

For the rest of us, to properly grasp what's at stake requires looking in a different way than we are accustomed to in the modern West.

Fortunately, you will not be tested on whether you have properly grasped the signal, and even the noise makes for a good read.

It therefore seems churlish to complain that the new democratic Afghanistan depicted in George Bush's campaign ads has not properly grasped freedom of speech.

There was no sense, however, that they had properly grasped the depth of Gaza's plight or the realities in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.

Maybe you have to be British, to come from a country the size of someone's back yard — as Lawrence contemptuously expressed it — to properly grasp the immensity of these Western states.

Because it believes two-way dialogue is the only way to properly grasp issues on the ground, Cafédirect invests time and money in having regular face-to-face meetings in London and abroad.

When the relationship between sex and reproduction has not been properly grasped and contraception is then presented as a precaution against disease, pregnancy that results from not using protection can come as a surprise to far too many youngsters.