Sentence examples for grasped the same from inspiring English sources

If only he had grasped the same about the Jews.

If only he had grasped the same about the Jews.In 1858, Aldridge went to Russia, where, unexpectedly, his fame reached its zenith.

While there are clear differences between the two films, Haynes and Solondz seem to have grasped the same idea, creating character by way of collage in order to better portray the fractured nature of an individual's existence.

In one room, a row of wooden apostles was displayed above our heads, Mr. Potucek explained, because medieval artists hadn't yet grasped the same dimensionality of their later counterparts.

The hand always moved along the same path to the same side of the stage and then always grasped the same object.

Thus, both speakers understand the meanings of their utterances, which are different, by virtue of their grasping the same character.

Then Zindani appeared, his beard dyed orange with henna, and his hand grasping the same microphone that Karman had held a few weeks earlier.

(This idea had in fact been anticipated by the English philosopher Jeremy Bentham [1748 1832].) Frege's theory of sentence meaning explains how it is possible for different people to grasp the same thought such as The North Sea covers an area of 220,000 square miles though no two people associate the corresponding sentence with exactly the same ideas, images, or other mental experiences.

Finally, adaptive grasping control process was presented in Algorithm 2. The tests on grasping the same size objects had been done.

Now one of two events occurred: either the hand took a different path to grasp the same object it had always grasped (because that object was now on the other side of the stage) or it took the same path as before, but now grasped the other object.

Finally, gay and lesbian people are grasping the same basic rights as the rest of us: to marry and raise children, to serve in the military without fear or favor, to work and go to school without abuse.