Sentence examples for grasp the words from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes I am a boy again, trying to grasp the words, Never, never again".

Julian said he also tried to intuit what his teachers are saying when he cannot grasp the words.

Perhaps it was the overall impression of a long-established aristocratic order that made it hard to grasp the words of our young tour guide.

If you can't grasp the words of the song then you can go to www.lyrics.com.com

Grasp the words and the actions that made you feel as you do now; scared, lonely and abandoned.

Moreover, if the word and its denotation were identical, a blind man would grasp red or redness when he grasps the word 'red' and a deaf person would grasp the word 'red' when he grasps a red thing (Nyāyavārttikatātparyaṭīkā, p. 129).

Initially, he seems to have grasped the word correctly, using the word "Everest" appropriately in conversation.

Above all, he grasps the word-music quality of Wagner's writing: he sings in cogent paragraphs.

They struggled more or less with cognitive fatigue characterised by word finding difficulties, a reduced ability to concentrate, slow information processing, reduced ability to grasp the meaning of words, forgetfulness, losing trains of thought or story lines in movies and/or books, learning difficulties, reduced intellectual capacity, and confusion.

Reading comprehension and the ability to master foreign languages would soar as our children grasped the root words that influence so many words we know (and don't).

They might then better understand acts and their consequences, not least a bloody civil war; they might better see the world's interconnectedness; and they might better grasp the distance between words and deeds, as in how far the founding fathers were in 1787 from securing "the blessings of liberty" for one and all.