Sentence examples for grasp is that from inspiring English sources

What this bonkers government fails to grasp is that talent doesn't emerge fully formed overnight, and that the vibrancy of London as a theatrical capital depends on the national subsidised network.

What the defensive fans fail or refuse to grasp is that they have won the argument.

"The first thing to grasp is that the human brain is very sensitive to change.

What the parties don't seem to grasp is that scrapping Trident would be a vote winner.

My brain can't manage to repair the losses, and the only thing I really grasp is that I am lost.

Hardest for an outsider to grasp is that the Kim personality cult flows from powerful myths about race and history.

What may have been insufficiently grasped was that country ownership was not just about the government and the central administration of a country.

"The difficult thing for some people to grasp was that they couldn't be the hero in the story.

What I failed to grasp was that the teachers, being adults themselves, knew what a wonderful thing they were offering.

What those of us with faint Luddite tendencies failed to grasp was that the MetroCard would become the Great Liberator.

All we really needed to grasp was that a Labour government had been elected and Molesley had been dying his hair.