Sentence examples for better grasped from inspiring English sources

The program's ambience was better grasped than rhyming highlights.

"He would like his country to be better understood, and his successes to be better grasped," Bell told the Moscow Times, after meeting the president at his Minsk office.

And, similarly, while cinematically inclined Dylanophiles might want to sample the eccentricities of "Renaldo and Clara" or "Masked and Anonymous" — or the brilliantly elusive kaleidoscope of Todd Haynes's "I'm Not There" — the full mystery of Bob Dylan is better grasped in documentary form.

Being there among the crowds is an experience, but the artistic achievement is hard to appreciate on a ceiling that rises 68 feet (20.7 metres) above the viewer.The brilliance of the fresco painting, the drama of the biblical story, and the extraordinary draughtsmanship and colour can arguably be better grasped by seeing every panel and lunette illustrated in accurate reproduction.

And just as Masaccio comes to alter irrevocably our understanding of Giotto, so each inning alters irrevocably the meaning of every inning that has preceded it... Just as painting, then, seems able to be better grasped by a historical than by a purely critical imagination, so baseball's most inspired observers are historians.

The determinants and consequences of political decisions can be better grasped at a smaller scale because the citizens have first-hand knowledge of the issues at stake: decisions that affect the landscape, conflicts among different social groups, the allocation of resources, alternative sources of energy, the potential for economic development of specific areas.

Then we can better grasp why languages have their specific rules.

Substantially more laboratory research and confined field testing is needed to better grasp the risks.

Why understanding the driving forces of local migration can help us better grasp the way in which international migration work?

Through these dynamical modeling games, users better grasp the meaning of productivity, stability, resistance, resilience, reliability, adaptability and equity.

But it may also help ordinary people better grasp the extent to which apps collect and share their personal information.