Sentence examples similar to broadly grasp from inspiring English sources

Unlike quantum mechanics or the general theory of relativity, the basic concepts behind evolutionary theory are easy to grasp; and once grasped, he argues, they can be broadly applied to better understand ourselves and the world — the world both as it is and as it might be, with the right bit of well-informed coaxing.

One grasp?

Sacks read broadly and deeply about his subjects, delving into 18th- and 19th-century texts to understand how the sciences had evolved, and he turned to scientific biographies and autobiographies to grasp the humanity of the scientific masters.

Perhaps my problem is that I cannot quite grasp what's so bad about being one power among many, as long as the interests of the many are broadly compatible with the interests of America, which they seem to be.

I grasp the handle.

To grasp what dream?

Will it grasp it?

We grasp, we fumble.

He should grasp it.

It's easy to grasp.

Keen grasp of the obvious?