Sentence examples for Grok that from inspiring English sources

Fermented sausage (sai grok) that explodes on the tongue into a kaleidoscope of dancing flavours; a rainbow of curries; incendiary chilli-laced salads (larbs); soups, noodles and roasted meats; intricate, paintbox-coloured sweets.

Take the photograph of a nondescript keyhole: few will grok that it documents the back door of the room-size installation "Étant donnés," Marcel Duchamp's paean to secrecy.

Gone Home becomes so much less of an experience when you grok that it's just a level with a few triggers and text assets that don't really affect your progress.

It's a well-written feature, and I grok that there are subtle differences between stress and anxiety, but I'm concerned about the impression it might leave with managers looking to squeeze another ounce of energy out of employees, who are in some cases, burning out.

He didn't grok that this was not good news.

The moment you grok that it's you, only you, who can grant yourself authentic power, that's when you wake up.

(Who groks that?!) During our interview proper, I cite his terrific novel Tamsin, and ask how he delivers characters' voices, including girls', with such authenticity and ease.

Even Donald Trump dimly groks that denuclearization is good.

"Simple, social payments" is *the* philosophy needed to do digital payments right, but once a service groks that, they need only to implement it on their own.

Schieffer groks that he's laying the problem of "how" off on Congress, and Obama stipulates to that.

Falwell grokked that the martyred minister had it right: Religious folks had an obligation to remake society according to God's plan.