Sentence examples for grasp the mood from inspiring English sources

Cultural leaders and policymakers need to grasp the mood that One and Other is heralding.

But in a year in which voters are fed up with Washington (even Mr. McCain said on Sunday that his base was disillusioned), the Republicans have a long way to go to grasp the mood of the electorate in this 21st-century election.

The first year we were here, it was like, 'Wow!' " The Jets, however, are coming off a highly unsatisfying 8-8 season in which Ryan said he had lost a grasp on the mood of his team.

And the Clinton campaign, after starting off smoothly and with such self-assurance, provided a wealth of that: money wasted, bad strategic calls on what states to contest, a message that failed to grasp how the mood of Democrats had changed and the questionable deployment of a certain former president.

McCain is so inflexible that he has failed so far to grasp both the mood of the country, and that his opponent is not Bush.

As markets began to grasp the extent of his difficulties, the spread between Italian and German bonds widened again (even if the stockmarket remained in celebratory mood).

I grasp the handle.

He did appear to grasp the issues".

"We have to grasp the problem.

Who will grasp the moment?

Firmly grasp the candle.