Sentence examples for clearly grasp from inspiring English sources

One can no longer clearly grasp the relevance of new events.

N.B.A. players clearly grasp that the 2011-2012 season may not happen, but are they willing to potentially miss months of a shortened campaign should the lockout be lifted?

While it is widely accepted that organizational culture is a key aspect of performance, many leaders fail to clearly grasp how to sustainably evolve the cultures of their organizations with the speed and agility required to keep up with changing realities in the markets.

He suggests that Swinburne's real error lies in his attempt to make the doctrine intelligible at all, which robs the doctrine of its mystery, turning it into "something that any bright philosophy or theology student can clearly grasp here and now", rather than something that will be understood only "when we see the Triune God face to face" (56; cf. Alston 2005 and section 3 below).

Figure 2 is a little hard to digest and has repetition of the same blocks across multiple panels – it would help the readers if the authors could omit the equations (or use them just once if they are repeated) so that readers could clearly grasp the critical differences between the 3 models.

Never skim through a book; you won't be able to clearly grasp the concept.

One lesson they clearly grasped: how to win at home.

Trump clearly grasps that unpredictability can leave an opponent guessing about what one might do.

The search for extraterrestrial life is most clearly grasped by imagining the reverse situation.

"They clearly grasped the meaning of these statements," Dr. White said.

I'm also unconvinced that the book clearly grasped what the concept of The DUFF is.