Sentence examples for I've finally grasped from inspiring English sources

It's like I've finally grasped the truth of me".

I READ somewhere a comment to the effect that this year people at SXSW had finally grasped that "business gets done at parties".

Brand, having finally grasped the ruthlessness of Hitler's methods, joined the assault.

Glaser says he believes the labels have finally grasped the urgency of the situation.

She and Mr. Rosenthal contend that South Dakota Republicans have finally grasped the need to match the Democrats in Election Day activity.

You find a child who you're teaching has finally grasped long division; there are 20 more in the class and fractions still to come.

Now that he has finally grasped it, the system is spinning him again through the maw of paperwork of a half-dozen bureaucracies.

Now, having heard her in four major Wagner operas, grateful Met audiences have finally grasped the significance of Ms. Eaglen's artistry.

"The secularists appear to have finally grasped that the only way to get rid of the AK is at the ballot box," notes an European diplomat.

The setting is wintry Manhattan, where hard-as-nails Brit Helena Cassidy has finally grasped fame as a leading lady on Broadway, returning each night to a gruesome little rented apartment and her wearisome spouse, Luke.

But by the time John Stockton's teeth opened a gash in Steve Nash's forehead that required seven stitches, the Dallas Mavericks surely had proved to the Utah Jazz -- and to themselves -- that they had finally grasped the principles of playoff basketball.