Sentence examples for grasping it in from inspiring English sources

It often catches a fish by flying low over the water and grasping it in its talons.

It included pictures that shows Mansfield staring at her breast, as does T.C. Jones (Babbette, a female impersonator hair stylist), then grasping it in her hand and lifting it high.

Looking at them can be like the experience of walking around a complex abstract sculpture: you can never quite grasp it in its entirety.

Firstly, that it's not enough to grasp life, you have to grasp it in all its intensity – as intense as Spaceape's lyrical delivery.

I have to read and read and read things over and over to really grasp it in my mind.

In a letter about his plays from this period, O'Neill stated that his aim was to "see the transfiguring nobility of tragedy, in as near the Greek sense as one can grasp it, in seemingly the most ignoble, debased lives".

He heard his grandfather spend a lot of time on the phone talking to various leaders about various serious topics, so he had a sense of things, but never grasped it in an intellectual way".

There is an onus on everyone to grasp it in good faith and to make every effort to bring an end to conflict, he wrote in the Guardian, a British newspaper, on February 27th.Can the new promoters of peace impose themselves on the gunmen?

In the case of the cup, for example, we will grasp it in different ways depending on whether we want to pick it up to drink coffee, rinse it or, more simply, move it.

Now that he can grasp it in his hands, his campaign is hiring members of the very community he castigated.

It will take time, but you could grasp it in the multiple examples of changes being floated in the public arena.