Here Scripture is not merely grasped cognitively but is immediately, and, with full Deweyan and Diltheyan overtones, experienced.
Which is preferable: a courageous, or even merely grasping and competitive, individualism, versus a medieval (or, in the case of non-European cultures, "primitive") personality so deeply mired in community and ritual that it can barely distinguish a "self"?
In January, he bought his 9% voting stake and only later called Mr Murdoch, who did not accept the logic of his explanation tax and a split of Liberty Media's business into domestic and international chunks—and became suspicious.The cowboy versus the diggerMr Malone is not merely grasping an opportunity to take a bigger position in a company he likes.
Merely grasping the interrelationships of factors in field settings is not enough, however, as the field experimenter must then seek to understand i) the mechanisms underlying those relationships, and ii) more distant phenomena that have the same underlying structure.
It's becoming more apparent each day, though, that the New York Times is merely grasping at straws -- the Grey Lady's last effort to paint itself as something other than a stagnant reminder of old American journalism.
This does not harm our ability to grasp any concept within the tree, for to grasp any arbitrarily chosen concept within the tree, I merely need to grasp its constituents (those concepts within it), and those would be "above" it on the tree.
The Cooperative Commonwealth of Gronlund also impressed me, but the writings of Kautsky were so clear and conclusive that I readily grasped, not merely his argument, but also caught the spirit of his socialist utterance – and I thank him and all who helped me out of darkness into light".
I don't think I grasped the meaning.'" She smiled.
Until now I never grasped how much of my writing skill was in the flesh and bones of my hands and not merely my brain and heart.
"I never grasped my limbs.
I had grasped the concept of profit.
