Sentence examples similar to I would grasp from inspiring English sources

I have met a lot of MPs, and unless the human capacity for self-delusion is greater than I'd grasped, I find this hard to believe.

By the time I'd grasped the concept (underachieving businessman is overassisted by an ex-soldier who takes corporate "killing" all too literally), I'd stashed the set back in its cabinet.

But it was a shock when a gay narrator referred to himself as an "invert", and I do not think that I'd grasped how heavily the war must still have hung over the Britain into which I was born, nor the fact that austerity did not just disappear overnight when rationing ended in 1954.

I understand the power of compound interest -- a concept I so wish I'd grasped at 21.

"I'm disappointed because we had a plan between us and I thought he would grasp it, and run with it, but he hasn't".

"I totally understand how one would grasp for anything that looks promising," Dr. Mucke said.

She would guide me to her seat at the table where she ate so I could admire it, and her hands would grasp mine, for a moment anyway, each time I left.

One well-known fable among Greek seamen involves a solitary mermaid who would grasp a ship's prow during a storm and ask the captain "Is King Alexander alive?".

In one hand he would grasp a key between thumb and forefinger.

Others would grasp the arms of instructors who used physical cues to describe the dioramas.

Perhaps then the pig would grasp the horror — the horror — of what its species had done.