Sentence examples for grasped that there from inspiring English sources

Immediately I grasped that there are book groups and there are book groups.

When I did, sure enough, I grasped that there might indeed be a significant connection.

He grasped that there was a wildness in him, and so did nearly everyone who knew him.

Once I grasped that there was a distinctly geographic element to my interest, I wanted to understand it.

Now, it is certainly interesting to explain the difference in rates of wage increase -- once we have firmly grasped that there is increase across the board.

It wasn't until I was fully grown that I finally grasped that there was nothing shameful about being sad or disappointed, angry or jealous.

"They don't grasp that there is bound to be a history of an optical projection.

'Life is short and unpredictable and I suppose it has taken me till 38 to grasp that.' There was a reconciliation, a few tears, an apology, and she has since discovered a maniacal curiosity about her Irish, Russian and Swiss family roots.

If you have difficulty grasping that point, there's always the sapient Charles Baudelaire who, Mick assures Dominique, "once said the devil's deepest wile is to persuade us he doesn't exist".

It's also important for the public to grasp that there are human beings operating and analysing intelligence these UAVs.

She seemed able to grasp that there are bad people in our world and that they are capable of terrible things.