There's lightness, yes, that's easy enough to grasp — and then there's the heaviness.
The concept was unfamiliar to me but easy enough to grasp.
Mendel established the fundamental laws of inheritance, and Vavilov, among others, was prescient enough to grasp their implications.
Happily, Kubu is also hugely appealing — big and solid and smart enough to grasp all angles of this mystery.
Min's English is not good enough to grasp in all its richness the hatred aimed his way.
Are we brave enough and wise enough to grasp this opportunity and accept the challenge of the future?
One hopes they were cool enough to grasp that they got an incredible show for their money.
It's fun to use together, but easy enough to grasp that children can work through at their own pace too.
Ms. Grand emphasized that she wanted this collection to be practical: sports shoes "with hidden platforms" and purses small enough to grasp but practical for smart women's needs.
She will do what she needs to in order to prevent the economy from collapsing, but not enough to grasp the nettle of Argentina's problems.
But even the youngest reader has lived enough to grasp the true question, which is "Who am I?" Without its mother, a baby has no reflection.
