Sentence examples for grasp the repercussions from inspiring English sources
As we become more informed about how many young adults are not being formally educated, can we truly grasp the repercussions, which may come from this drastic academic change?
But forgive us for thinking that Baker doesn't seem to fully grasp the repercussions of what he said.
In the growing silence surrounding slavery, some black readers used "Uncle Tom's Cabin" as a source of ideas, facts and images with which to grasp the humiliation, violence and continuing repercussions of the "peculiar institution".
Who will grasp the moment?
People grasp the concept.
Grasp the top of the zucchini.
Firmly grasp the stem of the strawberry.
Bonch-Bruevich turned the letter over to Lenin, who immediately grasped the public-relations repercussions of losing the country's most celebrated scientist.
In April 1815, the most powerful volcanic blast in recorded history shook the planet in a catastrophe so vast that 200 years later, investigators are still struggling to grasp its repercussions.
