Sentence examples for grasped in from inspiring English sources

When The Girl and The Boy were small, they were big fans of string cheese, those long strands of mozzarella that were easily grasped in their little fists.

This point must be grasped in a flash of recognition.

The term rowing refers to the use of a single oar grasped in both hands, while sculling involves the use of two oars, one grasped in each hand.

Islam's ecological message is much more readily grasped in the endangered forests of Indonesia and Malaysia.

And they should never be held tightly grasped in one's fist.

The detail in the movement is too dense to be grasped in one viewing.

The nature of such processes as perception, representation, imagination, judgment, and feeling must be grasped in immediate self-givenness.

He's Berlin's Hopper in that he grasped, in a similarly granular way, the city's inner life a century ago.

Without understanding this technique and the rationale behind it, the novel cannot be grasped in its entirety.

Hard to say how he does it, but what he does may be grasped in an image.

The broad ethnic mix of island flavors can be grasped in any supermarket, my favorite being Miles Markett, in Hamilton.