Sentence examples for grasp a new from inspiring English sources

After struggling to grasp a new system in August, he has found his comfort zone.

We can grasp a new piece — how it is constructed, where it is going, what will come next — with such accuracy that even after a few bars we may be able to hum or sing along with it.

You wouldn't expect a pupil to clear up misconceptions, grasp a new theory, and learn how to apply it in one session, and once again the same is absolutely true of teachers.

"I love seeing my students' eyes light up when they grasp a new concept and their bodies straighten with pride and satisfaction when they persevere and accomplish a personal goal.

Other possibility for combining criteria in a parallel way is to generate ranks of candidate grasps according to different quality measures, and then assign to each grasp a new index obtained as the addition of its place in each one of the original rankings.

Fischer found space to take a side-swipe at Amis's great friend Christopher Hitchens in that piece, and has now grasped a new opportunity to debunk Hitch at length, reviewing the journalist's memoir for the latest issue of Standpoint magazine.

But he did so with the glee of a child gradually grasping a new language stuttering and sputtering, repeating fragments and phrases while subtly stumbling upon more.

Critics are failing to grasp why a new box was created, says Mrs Flores-Hughes.

Churchill was a student of history, but one whose reading allowed him to grasp when a new thing in history happened.

I grasp that a New Yorker might lust for a senator with a popsicle in his butthole; a shrugging sinner in a hot tub doesn't quite rate.

I knew it would be bad, but you don't really understand until you're there, any more than the childless can grasp why a new mother goes three months without shaving her legs.