Sentence examples for been able to grasp from inspiring English sources

But one thing all of us have been able to grasp is the view of earth from space.

Also, when I was over there in Baghdad, I was struck by how little of the war I had been able to grasp from America.

But it would be too heavy to even be entertaining, so just what I have been able to grasp I write down.

Few politicians have been able to grasp how policies on seemingly disparate issues such as homelessness, low-paid work and expensive holiday homes all fit together.

Once it came to a stop, Mr. Ninh said, he saw that many passengers had been thrown to one side of the bus, but he had been able to grasp the side of a seat to keep from falling down.

The greatest geniuses of ancient Athens and Rome had not been able to grasp that slavery was wrong, or that equality was the ideal state of man, because they were pagans: "it was necessary that Jesus Christ come to earth to make it understood that all members of the human species are naturally alike and equal".

Opportunities can present themselves in many forms and being able to grasp them is paramount.

The trouble was, few others were able to grasp what that was.

"There's great appeal in being able to grasp a world in its totality".

One day, I hope that she will be able to grasp adoption's complexities.

And yet you were able to grasp the concepts sufficiently to extract fashion tips from them.