"It is almost like children 'crave' to see the video over and over" to grasp more fully the qualities of their favorite characters and understand what happens to them in the movie, she said in an e-mail interview.
As I grasp more fully after a lifetime of immersion in Shakespeare, the uncomfortable experience I had when I was seventeen — the troubled identification with the play's villain, even in the midst of my pleasurable absorption in its comic plot — did not finally depend on my particular identity or history.
We teach and write about the work impugned in the Book Review — because we respect its scientific integrity, because it has powerfully transformed our understanding of what apes are capable of, and because, through it, we grasp more fully what it means to share our world with other sentient creatures.
And once we, as Mormons, grasp that more fully and include our LGBT brothers and sisters unconditionally, we can begin to consider ourselves one step closer to emulating the kind of love our Savior already has for all of us.
According to Grosseteste, if Aristotle had more fully grasped simple eternity he would have realized his arguments for the eternity of the world rest on a failure to recognize non-temporal notions of before and after.
I already had an inkling of what I now more fully grasp.
Rodgers suggested that Belichick, after winning three Super Bowls in New England, knew his place in N.F.L. history, and understood that letting the league's official film studio wire and film him would let fans grasp who he was more fully.
Still, she adds, actual discussions of inequality are often lacking unless students are plunked into particular spaces on campus like Brown's Third World Center and Transition Program, which offers workshops for students to more fully grasp racial oppression through the lens of power and privilege, among other topics.
Over the last few years I have learned to more fully grasp the conditions that hundreds of thousands of immigrants face in Arizona.
She grasps the social and theological implications of his theories perhaps more fully than he does, and they exchange some lofty, heated words about God.
