Sentence examples for to quite comprehend from inspiring English sources
There just isn't any real way to rationalise her — or to think well of the people who might, or even to quite comprehend the people who might.
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.
I was not old enough to remember the sacrifices of the great generation who saved Europe in the Second World War, or to quite comprehend what was going on in Vietnam.
First, I'm not sure they quite comprehend how votes translates to seats.
Working from home, it is very rare that I have to try and explain my illness to anyone, least of all a boss who can't quite comprehend why my productivity has taken a nosedive despite the fact I'm not coughing or running a temperature.
Emerging from this fevered period to such an impressive early career, even she can't quite comprehend how rapidly she's risen.
Even if they couldn't quite comprehend it a decade ago, most Russians have now come to understand that the loss of their superpower status was the price they had to pay to become a "normal" country -- if by normal they meant free, democratic and market-oriented.
This being the first documentary I worked on I initially went gung-ho on setting up interviews, I believe over 80 interviews total (for the Inside LA Metal series) and I guess I didn't quite comprehend at the time how grueling it is to go through over 50 hours of footage and then have to edit it down!
By his voice, it is clear that he cannot quite comprehend being much older than his big brother ever got to be.
There is talk of how self-driving cars could reduce accidents on the road, but us just driving less could do that too (and the way that self-driving cars can be hacked or just have their software go south should concern us; when a computer goes haywire, it really goes); and the fender benders to date of Google's self-driving cars suggest that machines may never quite comprehend human nature.
I listened with genuine interest and tried to understand, but by the end of that day, as I took the first bite of a juicy date, I couldn't quite comprehend that my discomfort had made me feel any closer to the divine.
