But there are other terms that must be grasped to attain an A* in the subject.Satisfactory.
Spurred on by what they took as a slight to their toughness, the Rams buried the Giants, 38-24, and left little doubt who the defending Super Bowl champions were and which team was still grasping to attain that level.
Rather like the obsessive collector-always grasping, never attaining.
Lo Duca wanted to make sure his target was low enough and that he attained a better grasp of Trachsel's repertory.
Like the artisan, the worshiper (sadhaka, "the one who wishes to attain the goal"), must grasp the esoteric meaning of a statue, picture, or pot and identify his or her self with the power residing in it.
For Baudrillard, the latter always elude capture by the former, thus philosophy is an "impossible exchange" in which it is impossible to grasp the truth of the world, to attain certainty, to establish a foundation for philosophy, and/or produce a defensible philosophical system.
But Hegel argued that human beings are too deeply embedded in history to attain such purity and that their grasp of the right and the good is mediated by the laws and customs of the societies in which they live.
Just as Lily helps us grasp the sneaky complexity of power roles, without quite attaining that insight herself, so, too, does she help us look anew at Monet's work without ever breaking into the language of art criticism.
His reach exceeds his grasp.
The most refined expression of human manipulation is attained during pad-to-pad precision grasping, which consists in the opposition of the proximal pulp of the thumb against that of one or more fingers ([3]; see Figure 1).
But 'being' can be grasped in different ways, and Maritain distinguishes, for example, between sensible being ("the object first attained by the human intellect") and being as being (which is the object of metaphysics).
