Sentence examples for quite comprehend from inspiring English sources

First, I'm not sure they quite comprehend how votes translates to seats.

Emerging from this fevered period to such an impressive early career, even she can't quite comprehend how rapidly she's risen.

I don't quite comprehend what Kim Kardashian is, where she came from or why we talk about her.

Now, Dorger says he does not quite comprehend the subtleties (read loopholes) of the B.C.S. selection system.

If the young Zoe could not comprehend the notion of being refused by events, the grownup Zoe cannot quite comprehend it, either.

It is difficult to quite comprehend the sort of life they had there, and why they continued to live as they did, given the artist's commercial success.

They collaborate with their audience to make engrossing worlds that neither party quite comprehends, but both know they need.

As the pair stare at each other, not quite comprehending why they had got so heated, the image is one of a 50s idyll; man, woman, cornflower-blue kitchen units.

When and how?" In this "feud between himself and his talent," as Grace calls it, the faith healer is a stand-in for every artist: he never quite comprehends the source of his own freakish gift; he can only work, wait, and pray for it to come.

I told Margaret that it would be a circus, that it was about social change not tennis, that it was going to trigger people's emotions, but I don't think Margaret quite comprehended this.' So King accepted 'Roberta's' challenge.

In the movie, directed by Mary Harron, who also wrote the screenplay (with Guinevere Turner), Page is a nice girl from Nashville who grew up listening to the honeyed lilt of singing preachers — a naïf who never quite comprehends the meaning of what she is doing or the effect it has.