And he is certain to have grasped Tournier's underlying theme: the loneliness of desire.
Still, some believe the notion is certain to grow more palatable as states grasp the depths of their woes.
So long as one has not asked an author a certain number of questions and received answers to them, one cannot be certain of having a complete grasp of him, even though these questions might seem at the furthest remove from the nature of his writings.
Goldberg and colleagues (including several researchers at Google) are in fact taking this a step further by teaching robots how certain movements may be used to grasp not just specific objects but certain shapes.
Coach Kelly started on this level, and being around and being at different colleges, I'm sure he was able to grasp a certain conformability rate with players and parents and recruits".
Sometimes even if you go to every class and spend time studying at home, there are certain concepts or subjects that can be difficult to grasp.
The level of commitment and the reasons why interns feel so strongly about certain causes can be hard to grasp.
Although a certain sophistication may be needed to grasp the philosophical implications, Ionesco's puncturing of pretension and his ability to find pure silliness in the everyday seem tailor-made for the very young.
Unlike Whorf, contemporary researchers no longer think that if a concept is non-existent in a certain language then speakers will be unable to grasp it.
Furthermore, students may not be able to grasp the depth of certain bioethical dilemmas without adequate awareness of ethical reasoning or a more detailed understanding of the underlying science within a theoretical, actual, and translational perspective.
In that vein, Scheuer is certain that he had grasped the man — a worthy adversary, pious, steeped in Arab tradition, the son of a construction tycoon devoted to both building a dynasty of his own and to the erection of great Islamic monuments and mosques.
