Sentence examples for be grasped with from inspiring English sources

Moments of solitude were rare and must be grasped with both hands.

Nevertheless, some tax savings that are available to middle-income people can be grasped with the attention you might give a ballgame or a movie.

And the "Scottish ambition" that Salmond vowed to pursue, particularly in the realm of economic performance, really has to be grasped with all the powers the SNP can get a hold of.

The fallen leaves upon the forest floor murmured: "What has been written in this brief essay appears to be quite simple, but there are times when everything simple and readily comprehensible recedes from human understanding and only can be grasped with great effort".

The widespread Platonic philosophy in ancient Greece placed the highest intellectual value on an ideal world that could be grasped with the mind and not with the senses.

This is the gateway for the application of Gromov's insights, some of which can be grasped with the help of visual geometric thinking.

They are tossed into the dish pile, are grasped with tongs and spend a lot of time under a broiler.

Some stings contain a sac of poison and if it is grasped with tweezers you may inject the sac of poison into the skin".

The pineal was grasped with fine forceps and removed.

The medial fragment is grasped with bone forceps and lifted up in the wound.

The medial fragment is grasped with small bone holding forceps and lifted out of the wound.