Sentence examples for really understanding it from inspiring English sources

Trying to understand the expansion of the universe is a bit of a paradox--because really understanding it involves "giving up" on ever comprehending it in the same way that you comprehend your everyday physical world.

These do-gooders think, How can we help country X? despite not really understanding it.

It's one of those techniques I could watch all day without really understanding it.

Now, we have some ideas, but we are very far from really understanding it.

Real Chinese food is more refined: "You have to spend a lot of time studying and really understanding it".

I was only 10 years old, but I really remember quizzing my mum on her choice, not really understanding it.

Presho took hers along, not really understanding its contents.

You can read the novel again and again without really understanding how it works, but it conjures a psychological atmosphere that is unforgettable.

"I know what's going on, but I'm really not understanding it.

"We think [black carbon] is a really powerful warming agent on its own," says Shindell, "But without really understanding what it does to clouds, it's hard to draw a more definitive conclusion".

The special idea is really, really strange, and understanding it can take a lot of work.