Sentence examples for clearly grasping from inspiring English sources

"Medicine has gotten very good," she added, and, clearly grasping for more good news, volunteered that "there are no problems with housing".

The company is in trouble and is clearly grasping at straws.

"Even though they may not understand the statements because of a language barrier, [the refugees] get the gist via the tone and volume of the voices, quite clearly grasping that local antagonists are demanding their immediate removal," they wrote.

Making the fourth consecutive defeat a 7-2 routothethe lowly Calgary Flames, the Western Conference's second-worst team and the NHL's second-lowest scoring team, leaves the Ducks (43-16-7) now clearly grasping for a solution and clinging to their slight Pacific Division lead.

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

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.

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

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

Once writing was seen as providing a new medium for linguistic expression, its distinctness from speech was more clearly grasped.

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?