Sentence examples similar to I grasp when from inspiring English sources

If it becomes a dinosaur, it will disappear". It was his version of the lesson that the law school demonstrated it understood when it overhauled its curriculum, and that the library showed it grasped when it remade the Root Room.

Then there is the Australian-born American national whose biggest-selling newspaper on Tuesday told its readers to "BeLEAVE in Britain", the octogenarian mogul who once said his Eurosceptism was "easy" to grasp: "When I go into Downing Street they do what I say; when I go to Brussels they take no notice".

He prefers to characterize real life as something beyond his grasp: "When it came time to go back, I found I was the owner of a small house in Brook Green".

"I think the event is too huge on anybody really to grasp, when you see people - fans who were actually cheering you - dying in dressing rooms in front of players for no justified cause.

It is hard to grasp when you have experienced it; and even harder to grasp when you haven't.

They're much easier to grasp when plotted out in a chart than when described in a list of statistics.

The island is our teacher, but the lessons are easier to grasp when she occasionally erases the chalkboard.

Churchill was a student of history, but one whose reading allowed him to grasp when a new thing in history happened.

His ambition was almost within his grasp when he left school in Weston-Super-Mare Weston-Super-Mare Weston-Super-Marerce anda cadet.

All of that was within the Knicks' grasp when Latrell Sprewell squared his shoulders and set his feet tonight from the right corner of the Fleet Center court.

They add texture and meaning to the story and its world – not to mention useful contrast and something solid to grasp when this world starts to slip away.