Sentence examples for that fully understanding from inspiring English sources

In fact, he observed, breath is so rich in chemical compounds that fully understanding it has proved challenging.

To say that legal theory is an interpretive project is to claim that fully understanding what the law is requires construing it as the best instance it can be of the type of thing that it is.

You might even call those "large" and "small" secrets, but there's a case to be made that fully understanding how and when to use consumable items in an RPG is more intriguing than whatever story it's telling.

The 39-page report acknowledges that any definitive assessment at this point is impossible, and that fully understanding the spill's ecological effects will take years.

She's really accepting the comedy of the situation with that expression, fully understanding that this is probably what she would look like if she ever had to work a day in her life.

The minutes say: "He stated that whilst fully understanding and respecting arguments that led to the decision, he had personally arrived at the conclusion that an extension in the culling period would not lead to a worthwhile gain for farmers".

While there is no doubt many crucial trials are carried out according to the appropriate guidelines, activists say a lack of oversight has led to numerous situations where poor, sometimes illiterate individuals, recruited from city slums or else tribal communities, are used in the trials without giving proper informed consent – that is, without fully understanding what they are signing up for.

It will help to fill in the gaps that remain in fully understanding the relationship between the physiological and pathological conditions of brain tumors, providing a basis for various targeted delivery systems.

There, I am so close to what I've lost that I wake up, fully understanding what it is that I am missing...

And, fully understanding that that is a possibility, I have no intention of changing my approach or cashing out of stocks.

"It's my own fault," said Mr. Sheen, who explained that he had agreed to a statement about the film without fully understanding that it would condemn the movie, rather than simply condemning torture.