Sentence examples for wasn't grasped until from inspiring English sources
Early press rumblings were dismissed as Daily Mail mischief, and the scale of the issue wasn't grasped until it was too late.
They weren't grasping at straws.
There was a moment of ambiguity, the man poised there still, instead of bending to the cooler, and then there was a further question, which he didn't grasp until the man began rattling off the names of the beers he stocked, pointing as he did so to a line of bottles on the top row, ten or twelve different brands.
Ovens believes the world's most important three-letter word is "ask". It wasn't until he grasped this concept that a lot of pieces started to fit together in his career.
Yet it wasn't until Thursday that Brits perhaps first grasped the full gravity of what they had done.
It wasn't until early 2012 that townspeople began to grasp the scope of what was happening just down the road.
I mean, it wasn't until the last few days that I fully grasped the concept of "offside," if in fact I do grasp it, which I wouldn't bet on.
It wasn't until I was fully grown that I finally grasped that there was nothing shameful about being sad or disappointed, angry or jealous.
It wasn't until they started working with customers that they fully grasped the scope of what they'd created.
It wasn't until the arts found me that I found something that I could grasp, something I was good at that held my attention.
