Sentence examples for grasp words from inspiring English sources

Your mind's narcotized... sometimes can't grasp words in my mind that I know.

Unfortunately, they habitually underestimate consumers' ability to grasp words like "EV-DO" and "streaming video", and instead continue to almost exclusively hawk their image which is nearly always "young, hip, dude with disposable income".

I even use reading to learn new words so it will be easier for me to grasp words within conversations.

For children who are slow to grasp word recognition and speech, Werker says it might make sense to create learning materials that focus either on phonetic building or word learning, but not at the same time.

Mel, the book's narrator, is lying in a local hospital that lacks a psychiatric staff, scrambling to write notes on a legal pad that will make sense of his situation and the trajectory of his life, grasping for words because words are all he has left and because the act of writing helps him avoid the shame of his inactivity.

"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.

Whatever the language, the text often seems to grasp at words, names or syllables as much for their sheer musical potential as for any literal meaning.

In the midst of tragedy — as in Baton Rouge, in Minnesota, and, now, in Dallas — there is always the human instinct to grasp for words and images that might help construct a barrier against internal despair and social chaos.

And developmental studies have shown that children often grasp iconic words first, whether they are using spoken language or sign language.