Sentence examples for can barely grasp from inspiring English sources

But how do I explain such things to my children, when I can barely grasp such horrors myself?

I can barely grasp the horror faith has wrought throughout history, and I see evidence of its continuing impact.

Her interlocutors can barely grasp what she is saying, because she is an old wife herself, and old wives neither explain nor moralise.

But so far it has been the painful realities that I can barely grasp that force me to the drawing table.

Even though most Belgians can barely grasp the technicalities of this issue and are more concerned about their country's ballooning public debt, it has helped to fuel demands by Flemish nationalists for more autonomy.

It's hard to know how people thought and felt so long ago and in circumstances we can barely grasp, and it's as though Smith is making a concession to that fact, with her narrative focus moving from John, once a pirate and now a soldier, and his sickly nine-year-old daughter Tabitha on board ship, to the past with slave girl Moll who grew up alongside John's unusual wife Helen.

I can just barely grasp how much the home farm has changed since Everon was born.

Bend forward at the waist, walking your fingers forward until you can just barely grasp the edge of the bed with your finger tips.

But by this time he was so ripped, he could barely grasp it.

Campaigners have complained that the government barely grasps the issue.

On Wednesday, Dudley presided over a meeting of federal policymakers, regulators and researchers at the New York Fed to discuss the difficulties they and the country face in trying to grasp a potential problem authorities can barely measure.