Sentence examples for grasp this truth from inspiring English sources

Among the marks of a star on television, as in the cinema, is his or her ability to grasp this truth and act on it.

Socialists, governments, and most big companies find it impossible to grasp this truth.

The Nordic people grasped this truth better than others.

TM has never grasped this uncomfortable truth.

The founding fathers grasped this hard truth, and hence they hemmed in government.

We have trouble grasping this simple truth, and invent gods and economics and trade practices to try to disguise it.

Grasping this fundamental truth constitutes the first step towards creating a sustainable long-term urban resurgence.

The QC told Sir John Thomas, president of the Queen's Bench Division, and Mr Justice Silber it was necessary "for somebody independent to grasp this nettle and pursue the truth of what happened, and its implications, compatibly with the rule of law.

What this creates is a tumult of landscapes and identities in which it is hard to grasp the truth.

This explains why Madeleine Worrall's Wendy gets extremely testy with him for failing to grasp the truth behind their adult charades.

Kerry must grasp the truth that hiding from controversial decisions is no solution – American diplomats must be honest friends rather than timid interlocutors.