Sentence examples for grasped better from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps Marcella grasped better than Leslie that Arbus was after something much more complicated.

Perhaps Leslie grasped better than Marcella that Arbus was not after flattery.

The kind of culture he cares about is mobile and far-flung and can be grasped better on the move.

Bob Zoellick, then America's top trade negotiator, grasped better than most the importance of starting a new round in the aftermath of September's terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, DC.

And even more than by his ideas -- many of which I didn't understand at all, but some of which I perhaps grasped better then than I do now -- I was seduced by his prose.

As Ellis explains in "Passionate Sage: The Character and Legacy of John Adams" (1993), our second president was a man of enormous wisdom and ingrained skepticism who grasped better than any other American the need for checks and balances in government and the likely horrors of the French Revolution.

There is a problem with the Gates foundation that its staff, for the time being, appear to grasp better than its critics.

This is one point that young people may intuitively grasp better than do their elders.

Understanding these local-scale dynamics helps us grasp better how hydrology behaves on the catchment scale.

Ji says the proceeds of the funding will help Xiu.com improve its negotiating and purchasing ability with the major, grasp better cost advantages and thus bring more luxury and fashion brands into China.

Austen's own relations and friends perhaps grasped this better than later readers, for they did not seem disappointed to turn from Elizabeth to Fanny.