Sentence examples for grasp the fact from inspiring English sources

She "wanted politicians to grasp the fact that major aspects of Islamic doctrine and tradition, as practised today, are incompatible with an open society".

I left him for a Starbucks across the street, where I sat for hours, trying to grasp the fact that he would wake up without two body parts.

The outsiders could not grasp the fact that they were witnessing the exodus of a people who walked in the realm of dreams.

"The Trump administration doesn't seem to grasp the fact that they are damaging the wrong people (the farmers)" in this fight.

The British public (and American presidents) have yet to grasp the fact that Stonehenge is not the only pre-historical game in town.

Nothing could sway the uncle, who could not grasp the fact that there is such a thing as an inherent schedule.

"How can one even grasp the fact the National Guard shot me in the face for playing the violin?" he asked.

Few seem to grasp the fact that Iraqis, who are well-trained militarily, have simply learned from others' experiences, and carried out the attacks themselves.

"The sooner children grasp the fact that mum's purse and dad's wallet are not bottomless pits, the more financially responsible they will become".

All the while he is struggling to grasp the fact that all his dreams may be over and he will never be knighted.

The Republicans cannot seem to grasp the fact that we senior citizens are as concerned about our grandchildren's future welfare as we are about our own retirement.