Sentence examples for grasp myself from inspiring English sources

Husserl writes: "When I say I, I grasp myself in a simple reflection.

In anxiety, as in fear, I grasp myself as threatened or as vulnerable; but unlike fear, anxiety has no direct object, there is nothing in the world that is threatening.

I am not going to try to explain these things since I'm just beginning to grasp them myself.

A year of experience had led Edward to a conclusion that I hadn't grasped for myself: For the guy, Edward was OK to screw privately but not date publicly.

But how do I explain such things to my children, when I can barely grasp such horrors myself?

I have yet to fully grasp at it myself.

I eagerly grasp it and roll myself upgright.

The fact remains that these basic concepts lie beyond an easy cognitive grasp for most people (myself included).

Making that promise has made me aware of the love I have for him and, for the first time, I let myself fully grasp what it would be to lose him.

Mea culpa: I myself didn't grasp this until recently.

Just as bad is his failure, in the view of many (myself included), to grasp the peculiar beauty of Los Angeles, its oddly hypnotic blend of flimsy houses and muscular freeways, raw nature and metropolitan grit.