There are the romantics, who make lists of last year's movies that really grasped "love" in an hour and a half of footage.
The purpose of a farmers market is the ability to cut out the middleman and engage directly with customers so that they can grasp the love and care that has gone into producing the products you're offering.
Boys at single-sex schools never have a problem grasping courtly love, because loving unattainable women at a distance is all they can do, unless they are unusually fortunate.
He grasped that love was measured in transformation, not time.
Whatever the experts say, most people can never fully grasp how family love can explode in deadly conflagrations, and for that, we should be grateful.
He is a figment of their imagination, a shadow just beyond their grasp, the lost love forever dancing on the edge of their consciousness.
Augustine, though not primarily an exegete, composed both literal and allegorical commentaries and expository homilies on many parts of scripture, and his grasp of divine love as the essential element in revelation supplied a unifying hermeneutical principle that compensates for technical deficiencies.
A quick truncated list: we both like dogs; we both attended single-sex schools; we both would like to write books one day; we like football (him: Southampton, me: West Ham); we value kindness, we realise how lucky we are to be doing jobs we love, we both grasp the crushing and all-encompassing love our mothers feel for us and understand we are unworthy of it.
Manjusri... [I] generate the great love that is truly a refuge for all living beings; the love that is peaceful because free from grasping... the love that is firm, its high resolve unbreakable.
The Conchords struggle with their woefully incompetent manager Murray, grasp at the sparing love shown by a range of baffled women and grapple ineffectually with being stalked.
