Sentence examples for truly grasped it. from inspiring English sources

Maybe it was only recently that I truly grasped it.

Domestic violence is still shrouded in myth, and too few people truly grasp its prevalence in this country.

This can be a game-changer for authors when they truly grasp its importance.

At the core of Evenwel, which the court hears on Tuesday, is the 14th Amendment's "one person, one vote" principle -- a tenet Americans understand to be fundamental as a matter of civics, even though few truly grasp what it means or where it came from.

Seamus Heaney's statement, "The imaginative transformation of human life is the means by which we can most truly grasp and comprehend it" was, he said, his credo.

It was in that moment that I truly grasped that sometimes, art sucks.

Will such "striking" results lead parents to embrace what Dr. Frieden called an "anti-cancer vaccine?" The C.D.C. suggests that the time has come to "ramp up our efforts" to promote the vaccination, but it's unclear to me as a parent that researchers have truly grasped the complexities of the parental resistance to HPV vaccination.

Mainly, in the end, Holder seems to have not truly grasped that our rights matter online as well as offline.

This study represents a new direction in the investigation of creativity in that it highlights the necessity to adopt a process based perspective in which the multifaceted nature of creativity can be truly grasped.

Subsequent tests were aimed at gauging whether chimps truly grasped the transformation from raw food to cooked, and whether they would spontaneously attempt to "cook" items.

However, sitting there on the prosthetist's chair was the first time that I truly grasped the reality that I would have to live my life without legs.