Sentence examples for grasp the deep from inspiring English sources
From the first moment you see him with Ms. Taylor, you grasp the deep, poisonous complicity between mother and son.
Months of mounting tensions between Greece and its creditors boiled over at a high-level EU meeting on Friday with eurozone finance minsters angrily accusing their Greek counterpart of backtracking on commitments and failing to grasp the deep differences that still divide them.
Her aim is "to grasp the deep structure of gender as a binary opposition which is common to psychic and cultural representations" (Benjamin 1988, 218).
The U.S. has witnessed 21 incidents of mass murder since 2000, and we fail to grasp the deep psychic toll these killings have on all of us.
And yet, like most Americans across the entire political spectrum, she didn't quite grasp the deeper problem.
Devoid of cynicism or gratuitous judgment, he never failed to grasp the deeper essence of what one was trying to do.
The texts are also compatible with a more rigorous but less straightforward reading; it may or may not be possible to grasp the deeper meaning on the basis of the exoteric text alone.
If we were to grasp the deepest teachings of Torah, the lesson would be, "Do Not Over-Reach!
Having made its infamous public debut at an unmarked booth at PAX 2010, The Witness promises to be meditative and mysterious, rewarding attention and intriguing the curious to decipher its puzzles and grasp the deeper meaning behind the remote island the player traverses.
Sanders's persistently surprising popularity shows that the Democratic establishment grasped the deep alienation of its voters no better than its Republican counterpart did.
As Someyer, Miss Naranhua, who previously starred in the same director's "Girl From Hunan," is another performer of Mongolian ancestry who seems effortlessly to grasp the film's deep respect for its surroundings.
