Sentence examples for really comprehend it from inspiring English sources

In the words of some onlookers from Ohio, you can't really comprehend it without seeing it for yourself.

Christofaro said that he watched the 1998 Stanley Cup but wasn't old enough to really comprehend it.

I suppose I didn't really comprehend it until I was in my thirties, and my first novel was published.

I can't really comprehend it.

It made number one at DKSW and people were telling me, "YOUR SONG IS NUMBER ONE ALL OVER THE STATE!" I couldn't really comprehend it, ya know?

"I think we're in shock and not really comprehending it all right now," said Mr. Chapman, 64, in an interview.

Well, I've been living this phenomenon for a while without really comprehending it.

Deep time is so alien that we can really only comprehend it as metaphor.

Many complain that the period from 1931 to 1945 is skated over within the school system and that as a result many Japanese people do not really comprehend why it is that its south-east Asian neighbours are so hostile.

It is hard for a civilian to understand what form such challenges took — he was coy about all this, and no one, among the daytime visitors, could really comprehend what it was like to live there — but he made it clear that the threat of instigation was incessant.

When you do get a price, make sure you get a detailed letter and really comprehend what it covers.