Sentence examples for few grasp from inspiring English sources

Few grasp the Internet's breadth of impact.

Few grasp that the main obstacle must have been Cézanne.

Clearly, too few grasp the full burden of the loans they take on, and too many fail to land the jobs they need to pay their bills.

Few grasped the meaning of what had happened.

It was an arresting and, for Ailey, an unusual sight, yet few grasped that "Minus 16," by the Israeli choreographer Ohad Naharin, had even begun.

Below the top rank, there was an increase in the recruitment of private sector people but despite some real successes, too few grasped how to make things happen in the public sector.

Few even grasp the need to nudge it towards domestic spending.

Few artists grasp the unintended consequences of passing passion better than Ms. Campion and Ms. Munro.

They know what too few critics grasp: you cannot reduce a great or even a good work to a political checklist.

They may eventually win that title, but eight games into the season, the Red Sox are more a mystery than a disappointment because few can grasp exactly why they are performing so poorly.

Few outsiders grasp how profoundly restrictions such as Cadivi – a currency control agency that tried to shore up the ever weakening Venezuelan bolivar – perverted the economy and spawned a class of high-rolling parasites nicknamed "boligarchs".