Sentence examples for grasping about from inspiring English sources

You can have enough money, and I am not that grasping about money, but it is still a fact.

Yale's significance to New Haven has ripened in the last three centuries, and what was once a feather in the cap of the local leadership has arguably emerged as the force saving New Haven from the fate of other East Coast cities abandoned by industry and grasping about for a future.

This is what most people have trouble grasping about the individual mandate: As unpopular as it is, it's necessary in order to sustain the most popular part of the law.

The most important thing to grasp about Keep is how simple it is.

That is something Leopold grasped about his own field in the 1920's.

Better that the children go home rattling off facts, however loosely grasped, about Jim Crow and James Brown than not.

And one of the hardest points to grasp about this quandary is that no one in particular is to blame.

What he fails to grasp about the movie is that what makes the film watchable — and even compelling — is that its core is so nakedly earnest.

Psychoanalysis, after all, embodies just this awed humility about how little we can ever grasp about the workings of our minds.

That I could only glimpse all I did not grasp about the bullfight — all that the Spanish aficionados knew in their blood — made it the more haunting.

One character says, 'All destruction is finally petty and in the end life laughs at death.'" This is an important point to grasp about Bond.