Sentence examples for really figuring out from inspiring English sources

"We're really figuring out this parenthood thing together," she said, "and mastering it the best we can".

We can say that we are in Afghanistan because we were kidnapped by the Taliban, rather than really figuring out what we are doing there now, and why.

That's what it's all about, really: figuring out what someone is going to do to your recipe and heading them off at the pass before they do it.

What came up was that these physicians often made the assumption that more information, like getting an amniocentesis and really figuring out what the abnormalities are, is always better.

HOLZ: And once you have that experience in really figuring out something new, you're hooked.

We need to spend the next few months really figuring out what should go in the Bill".

I haven't really figured out all the settings.

"You can never really figure out the wind," Crosby said.

I had never really figured out what abdominal breaths were.

They really figure out what people need and figure out how to get it for them".

Washington has never really figured out how to disentangle itself from wars, even "good" ones.