Sentence examples for certainly grasp from inspiring English sources

And if I can see it from these emerging trends, the key takeaway, then is, this: if we can see it, we can most certainly grasp it.

Mr. Brown, on the other hand, is certainly grasping at whatever image rehabilitation is offered him.

Mr. Morgen certainly grasps this aspect of both the demonstrations and the trial that followed, and he captures the cross-pollination of political activism and celebrity culture that made stars out of Mr. Rubin, Mr. Hoffman and their co-defendant, the Black Panther leader Bobby Seale (voiced by Jeffrey Wright).

I had a chat with him in the summer and he's certainly grasping the nettle.

(Kipling would certainly have grasped the rationale of simultaneously dropping cluster bombs and food parcels).

But for a long time the local government and fishermen were not interested and certainly could not grasp global warming's impact on the region.

The scenario that Mitchell has come up with is convoluted and opaque, and certainly difficult to grasp at a first encounter.

"Rather than complicate it and assume that it may be an easier road, I think that we certainly have to grasp the idea that you have to win," Hope said.

Some have theorized that the popularity of the show in the UK has as much to do with British national identity as it does with actual baking challenges, and that is something American audiences certainly don't grasp.

But the earliest moments are certainly hard to grasp, and scientists themselves confess that the further back you go, the more difficult the physics is to describe and comprehend.

Certainly the grasp on reality enjoyed by such economists is hardly improved by a propensity to assume in their models a level of individual rationality, and a capacity for short-term interest calculations, that is literally beyond the capacity of ordinary human beings to deliver.