Sentence examples for grasping more from inspiring English sources

Rebeck contrasts the avaricious Wall Street mentality that has contaminated Jack and Jenny with the less grasping, more diffident manner of Jack's Midwestern loved ones, who hardly have all the answers but at least know how to say "please" and "thank you".

We can not hope to grasp more than maybe half a dozen of them.

In front of a larger audience, the story moves more nimbly and ideas are grasped more quickly.

Other moments show the Minotaur trying to grasp more intricate human emotions, like loyalty, schadenfreude and regret.

I've made three trips to the city in the last half dozen years, and each time I try to grasp more, see more.

From the beginning of market reforms in China, Communist Party bosses, government officials, and P.L.A. soldiers had grasped more keenly than most people the development of objective reality.

Up Close and Personal Through house calls, doctors can grasp more about a patient than might be possible in office visits.

Close contact with someone working on the "inside" also means that students start to grasp more about the realities of what her working life is like.

"What Asian brands seem to grasp more profoundly than their Western counterparts is a more holistic approach to a guest's stay, from remembering names to dealing with the smallest detail," Mr. Morgan-Grenville said.

Jon Huntsman Out of all the contenders, Huntsman appears to be the most informed about the continent — or at least to have grasped more of Africa's political and economic complexity.

The antidote is simple, but humbling: lower the contradictions in Western policies towards Middle Eastern governments and activists, and grasp more accurately the fact that young people use the digital media mainly for entertainment and vicarious, escapist self-expression.