Sentence examples for course to grasp from inspiring English sources

And if G.M.'s traditional customers need an automotive Berlitz course to grasp the Saturn's more rigorous and stylish approach, so be it, I say.

And, of course, he continues to grasp my fingers.

For boys, of course, it's easier to grasp: their dicks are right there and their bodies tend to do most of the teaching for them.

I've seen so many young interns and young assistants and old interns and old assistants over the course of my career refuse to grasp this – they refuse to do the entry-level research and transcriptions and blogposts because they believe they're the voices of their generations (silly me!) and should be editing entire magazines or flying to Paris to cover fashion week.

Try as he might to convince people that he's on the right course, Wheeler doesn't seem to grasp one basic problem: Encouraging online discrimination in the name of the open Internet is unacceptable.

This latter topic is particularly difficult for many to grasp, though of course a crucial first step is to understand the operation of natural selection on smaller scales of time and consequence.

The class project also provides opportunities for class discussions that can lead to a deeper understanding of biological concepts that are often difficult for beginning students to grasp in a lecture course.

The time has come for President Obama and the international community to grasp this opportunity and change course to avoid yet more disaster and bloodshed in the Middle East.

You do not have to believe in Mr. Arafat's sincerity or the Palestinians' good will to grasp the need for a radical course shift.

There was the obsessive attention to detail - which was, of course, his job - the careful diction, the seeming inability to grasp the point.

Harnessing the technology is important, of course, but it can be incredibly dense, technical and hard to grasp for anyone but the most dedicated of technologists.