One thing, though, he grasped perfectly.
She negotiates with the millionaires who sit on her school's board, grasping perfectly the commands tucked inside their compliments.
But it's an efficient way to get a sense of the place: Cologne is a difficult city, and an easy one; hard to grasp and perfectly plain.
Why can't all the ten-year-olds in Victoria Juniors, Barrow, immediately grasp the perfectly straightforward explanation on long subtraction that Mrs Ward gave to them at the beginning of the lesson?
I can also watch them on the go like if I am in a bus, and this enables me grasp things perfectly.
Instead, he grasped a perfectly honed chunk of grayish Fior de Pesco marble from a quarry in Italy.
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The confusing indeterminacy of those narratives might then become less of a problem than a theological pointer -- toward a risen Jesus not to be confined to the past or to memory but also "not grasped, owned or perfectly obeyed by his friends".
Hence, all practical philosophy can and should do is to "correctly present the object, [in such a way] as to be perfectly grasped", that object being relations of the will (SW II: 334); thus, as figured bass presents a theory of beautiful tonal relations, practical philosophy seeks the "whole set of relations by which the will becomes the object of praise or blame" (SW IX: 329: n.*).*
