Sentence examples similar to grasp the explanation from inspiring English sources
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?
From a theistic perspective to think that God and science provide competing explanations fails to grasp the relationship between God and the natural world by conceiving of God as one more cause within that natural world.
A possible explanation may be an inability to grasp the interdependencies of the system, in that 'humans tend to focus on local aspects and do not easily grasp systemic and non-linear relationships'.
He still didn't fully seem to grasp the error of his ways in his exit interview, despite several explanations and a comprehensive video review.
The explanation of such mysteries may rest in the Times editorialist's inability to grasp the distinction between prices and quantities.
The second explanation, the messier one, is that neither side had taken sufficient steps to grasp the needs and neuroses of the other.
It takes a few scenes to grasp the arrangement, because, perhaps in a reflection of the way families seem self-evident to themselves, no real explanation is given.
Methods such as metacognitive questions, self-explanations, holistic mental model confrontation, and inventing were implemented in this unit to help students grasp the meaning of the underlying concepts.
He did appear to grasp the issues".
"We have to grasp the problem.
