Sentence examples for To grasping from inspiring English sources

Qaddafi does not seem close to grasping that, unfortunately.

Outside observers trying to argue that change is happening are reduced to grasping at straws.

Understanding the Iranian mentality is key to grasping why the Iranians won't put expediency above dignity.

This means that when it comes to grasping an idea or learning a subject, we would rather keep things simple.

When it comes to grasping the distinctive power of movie stars, drama is often beside the point.

One scientific colleague, newly a grandmother, says that in addition to grasping the issues intellectually, she now takes them personally.

The Countess of Selborne in an article entitled "National Socialism of War Cemeteries" for the National Review came closer to grasping the full import of Ware's project.

But Graham Henry is also the coach who never came close in that year to grasping what the Lions are all about.

But this is a huge, huge issue, and as a society I don't think we've even come close to grasping its significance".

The bones in their fingers were longer and curved, well-suited to grasping branches but lacking the precision grip needed for accurate knapping.

Perhaps we would be more just and more respectful to female soldiers, and we would come a little closer to grasping the magnitude of each human loss.