"I thought [Bowering] grasped many of the important things I found in Marilyn," Bryars said.
But it's such a rich play, there are so many things you can grasp or fail to grasp, or discover in it.
Charles's failure to understand the public interest in the role of princess and future queen was just one of the many things he didn't grasp about his wife.
Yet, among the many things such detractors fail to grasp, is that the mocking Amy served up, she aimed at herself, and she dished it with a courage and depth few others possess.
Since moving here, she has shown herself capable of many things that once seemed out of her grasp.
"Little Men" is about many things: youthful solidarity, metropolitan hardships and parents' strained desire to grasp their kids' happiness.
This shouldn't be surprising, Nagel pointed out: to be a realist is to believe that there is no special, magical relationship between the world and the human mind, and that there are therefore likely to be many things about the world that humans are not capable of grasping, just as there are many things about the world that are beyond the comprehension of goats.
So many things that humans are naturally good at guessing contexts, inferring rules, remembering oddities, resolving ambiguities, and, above all, grasping meaning from fragmentary "input"—defeated the programmers' efforts, leaving the machine tongue-tied.
So many things that humans are naturally good at — guessing contexts, inferring rules, remembering oddities, resolving ambiguities, and, above all, grasping meaning from fragmentary "input" — defeated the programmers' efforts, leaving the machine tongue-tied.
