Sentence examples for from being grasped from inspiring English sources

One can speaker-mean that she refuses, for instance, but patterns of cognitive and affective response will systematically prevent that refusal from being grasped.

From the foregoing, it seems evident that the direction of landform evolution can only be grasped from the study of geomorphic process if the character and role of relict landforms and deposits are clearly understood.

It's all part of the same game plan: restoring to Russia whatever power and pride could be grasped from the wreckage of the nineteen-nineties.

In the same work, Shanahan is grasped from behind by a male dancer who forces her to repeatedly bob for apples.

Crucially, Freud maintains that femininity cannot be grasped from a biological or conventional perspective (Freud 1968 [1933], 114).

Although the diffraction intensities of the second phases are very small, the phase transformation order can be grasped from their tendency according to the applied thermal energy.

Aristotle thinks that potentiality so understood is indefinable (1048a37), claiming that the general idea can be grasped from a consideration of cases.

"But the prospect of developing a new stadium, and a new and vibrant community, just down the road from us, is to be grasped and encouraged".

(alpha _g = beta _g = gamma _g = 0{^{circ}}) when grasping position is grasped from just above cloth product and the direction of fingertips are parallel to the thickect folded hem.

Absolute truth cannot be grasped from any particular viewpoint alone, because absolute truth is the sum total of all different viewpoints that make up the universe.

The peripheral edge of the rolled endothelial graft was grasped from a device inserted in the corneal tunnel and pulled inside the anterior chamber with either coaxial forceps or a Prolene 10 0 suture.