He said his hands were around her neck, but no pressure was applied; it was a gesture to hold her attention, and "could equally have been Nigella grasping my neck to hold my attention – as she has done in the past, although not in front of Scott's with a photographer snapping away".
Equally, it can grasp a large bottle of water firmly enough to pour from it.
This is also why he devotes less space to Britain and France than to places farther east.It is equally impossible to grasp the origins of the European Union without dwelling on the two wars.
It is, perhaps, equally difficult to grasp the depth of the change wrought by the Internet on the travel industry in the four years since then, and the eight years since companies first lined up on the Web in earnest to reach wired travelers.
These managers' decisions were based on a sophisticated understanding of their businesses and on an equally sophisticated grasp of what they didn't know.
In the paradigm case, which the definition has in view, cognitve impressions are perceptual, but in a broader sense of the term, non-perceptual impressions that afford an equally secure grasp of their contents can also be called cognitive.
On Stoic assumptions, assent to an impression that is not cognitive (either in the strict sense or in a broader sense which covers impressions that, though not perceptual, nonetheless afford an equally secure grasp of their contents), gives rise to opinion.
The process of grasping the meaning of this work equally involves looking, reading and feeling but its subject is one of the most urgent of our time.
At his funeral, a table next to his coffin displayed a photo of the mayor in a yellow slicker, grasping the enormous fish and sporting an equally enormous smile.
Without the hormone boost, volunteers tended to play equally with the good guy and the bully, indicating their difficulty in grasping important social concepts like fairness and empathy.
