Sentence examples for grasp of all from inspiring English sources

"Delivered us from the grasp of all tyrants, avenged us".

The teeny tiny body is within the grasp of all of us, she beams.

Every sentence confirms Sayle's glorious grasp of all that's disturbing in contemporary society.

Liberty will need to ensure it has a full grasp of all of them before moving on with a replacement.

Since its beginnings in the 1920s, quantum mechanics has been considered the prototype of an abstruse, complicated theory: something beyond the grasp of all but a few physicists.

In a sense, Mr. Russert seemed to have an intuitive grasp of all the petty concerns, Big Doings and peculiar rhythms of the place.

Today's Luddites seem to think we have to grasp hold of all the oil we can, as it springs from the ground, just to keep our old 20th Century style affluence.

This study defines the functional workspace of the precision thumb finger grasp as the range of all possible positions in which thumb-tip and each fingertip can simultaneously contact each other.

Tom Clark's article and thread, linked above, is interesting, putting forward the redistribution argument as a means to ensure equality of opportunity for poorer children, but Tom and others never seem to grasp that of all the factors impacting on a child's development, money comes waaaay down the list.

When we compute GRASP fingerprints of all 975,143,103 combinations of 140,937 bioactive compounds and 6,919 druggable proteins, we divided these pairs into 16 blocks of an equal size and assigned each block to a CPU.

The main lesson of his discussion is that, given the radically open-ended, temporally scattered reverberations of any given act, consequentialists cannot pretend to be able to attain any sort of grasp at all of the rightness or wrongness of the act.