Sentence examples for and easily grasped from inspiring English sources

The combat mechanics are basic and easily grasped as you swing swords and sling spells against otherworldly foes (or you can just go kill sheep and wolves in the wilderness for their meat and hides).

Clarke thought highly of the argument from design, largely because it is widely accessible and easily grasped.

The 'take home' message is simple, and easily grasped by all with a model.

Materials: Infants were presented with one of two sets of eight novel objects (figure 1), approximately 10 × 10 cm in size and easily grasped and manipulated by infants.

Categorization is designed to enhance resource description by organizing content description so as to enable the reader to quickly and easily grasp what a resource is about, and what are the main topics discussed in it.

This favoured the cool factor over usability: a dial provides its own feedback and is easily grasped (literally and figuratively) by old and young.

Plainspoken and grand, easily grasped yet beautifully constructed, these works were stamped with the spirit of New Deal America, when a lightly socialistic populism ruled the arts.

This was because he felt that certain words registered on the face and could be easily grasped by the audience".

The first one is the standardized coefficient which explains the predictive power of the independent variable and presents an easily grasped picture of effect size.

Drivers easily grasped and applied either technique and easily switched back and forth between the two.

The "passionate intensity" of the populists conveys a simple, easily grasped, and now resonant message: the elites are selfish, corrupt, and often criminal.