Sentence examples for grasped by some from inspiring English sources

But now, the town is seeing the arrival of cars that cost in excess of $1 million, and their existence may not have been fully grasped by some of the politicians who have rallied behind the governor's proposal to repeal a longstanding, but unpopular, annual tax on cars registered in Connecticut.

What these children see and understand so clearly has yet to be grasped by some adults, who persist in damaging the planet in many contexts around the world.

There are objective reasons that prohibit deceiving and manipulating others, but such reasons are the result of practical reasoning, rather than discovered by empirical investigation, grasped by the intellect, or revealed by some god.

BBC trustee Anthony Fry said members of the corporation's governing body, including Patten, had "serious concerns around the issue of whether the gravity of the situation had been grasped by the director general and some of his colleagues".

Morality, according to the rationalists, is (in some sense) both grounded in and grasped by reason.

They can't be grasped by the mind".

The object is stably grasped by applying a relatively low grasping force.

But alongside this are advantageous genetic mutations grasped by natural selection.

Any chance for healing and consensus after the elections should be grasped by all sides.

The search for extraterrestrial life is most clearly grasped by imagining the reverse situation.

Most people have grasped by now that the UK government owes rather a lot of money.