Sentence examples for grasped its import from inspiring English sources

(Yes or No)" We reread the question to make sure that we had grasped its import correctly, and then, as instructed, answered, simply and quietly, "Yes".

Whether the masses will grasp its import, however, is hard to say.

The world has turned, and many new to the scandal fail to grasp its import.

The letter's affectionate tone notwithstanding, Maugham had no trouble grasping its import and responded by sending Robin a check equal to the one he would have received from Weybright.

Even though I didn't fully grasp its import at the time, I feel that hearing that horrifying story (along with the word outrage, which put down deep, abiding roots in my heart) is what impelled me to become a writer.

Unfortunately, the quotation in the article doesn't fully explain a critical point I made: Even if someone who saw the intercepted message in the winter of 1943, which mentioned four killing centers (Belzec, Treblinka, Lublin/Majdanek and Sobibor) had grasped its full import, this still could not have made a difference in military policy at that time.

I don't deny the import of this, and as a white woman, perhaps I can't even grasp its significance.

The text is read several times in order to grasp its meaning as a whole.

Unless a myth is put into practice, we do not grasp its full import.

But most have yet to grasp its full import: that Japan's banks need to consolidate as keenly as their competitors in America and Europe.

He would have instantly grasped its possibilities.