Sentence examples for grasp this connection from inspiring English sources

Since it is possible to grasp this connection, to hold that the balance of reasons favours quitting, and still not intend to quit, Davidson's theory must be false.

The union members who are turning out for the Made in America rally grasp this connection.

They hold that to be justified in a belief not only must we have evidence that supports the belief, but we must "grasp" the connection between the evidence and the proposition believed (Fumerton, 1995: 183–224) This grasping of evidential relations may strike some naturalists as exceedingly dubious.

He says this is something to do with the far right gaining ground, but it's hard to grasp the connection.

That is understandable, but it makes it harder to grasp the connection between Mills's life and work.

By going to the courts to stop it being shown, the Indian authorities reveal themselves to be unable – or unwilling – to grasp the connection between the two.

By contrast, dogs seem to instantly grasp the connection.

Humanistic psychologist John Amodeo says Satin is one of the few political theorists to grasp the connection between personal growth and constructive political change.

I didn't fully grasp the connection between those things and my grandpa's death, but I think she was essentially saying I shouldn't hold back on taking risks because that could lead to more regret later.

I've tried to explain to my Republican colleagues that you can significantly reduce abortions by guaranteeing access to effective contraceptives, but they don't seem to grasp the connection.

I'm dismayed that the smart people I spoke with didn't seem to grasp the connection between remarks like these and his insidious name-calling and power-grabbing in the Anglican Communion.