Any hope of succeeding will require Obama to grasp, deep in his guts, the fact that climate, energy, food, and the economy are now hopelessly intertwined, and that trying to solve any one of these problems without taking on the others simply makes all of them worse.
And yet, like most Americans across the entire political spectrum, she didn't quite grasp the deeper problem.
Devoid of cynicism or gratuitous judgment, he never failed to grasp the deeper essence of what one was trying to do.
Through her own child, Kann seems to have figured out a way to connect her past and present, but she leaves the reader struggling to grasp her deeper story.
To his credit, Bartov rejects the mystifications that one often finds in writing on the Holocaust -- for instance, the notion that it is fundamentally inexplicable, or that only survivors can grasp its deeper significance.
The texts are also compatible with a more rigorous but less straightforward reading; it may or may not be possible to grasp the deeper meaning on the basis of the exoteric text alone.
Having made its infamous public debut at an unmarked booth at PAX 2010, The Witness promises to be meditative and mysterious, rewarding attention and intriguing the curious to decipher its puzzles and grasp the deeper meaning behind the remote island the player traverses.
I worked with a team to install soft manipulators on a deep sea robot that could grasp delicate deep sea organisms such as corals or sea stars without damaging them.
From the first moment you see him with Ms. Taylor, you grasp the deep, poisonous complicity between mother and son.
