Sentence examples for grasped on from inspiring English sources

Some of the issues are being grasped; on others, the penny has yet to drop.

Dr. Heffron emphasizes that many environmental and geopolitical issues (thawing Arctic Sea routes, for instance) are more easily grasped on a globe.

Mr. Maroulis's own father has Parkinson's disease and spinal stenosis, helping to explain why the actor has grasped on to that aspect of the story so mightily.

We know she touched the Queen, but she touches other people, too: a slender wrist, comfortable against her husband's shoulder, both hands of a child spontaneously grasped on a dance floor.

Avnery, for his part, is a grateful citizen of a Jewish state and also a passionate liberal; he has taken for granted a Zionist conception of that state as a distinct nation whose novel politics and language must be grasped on their own terms.

The Rapidom is a condom in a packet so organised that, instead of having to be ripped open and the contents struggled with in the heat of the moment, it can be grasped on either side and pulled apart, unrolling what is inside in a controlled way.Once a condom is on, though, there remains the question of preventing it from coming off inopportunely.

I was grasping on with both hands, screaming my way into the present.

Therefore one tries to use more geometry to get a grasp on the topological type.

Her grasp on the assignment tightened.

"Their grasp on acoustics was really startling.

But unlike King, he never loses his grasp on reality.