Sentence examples for grasping the idea from inspiring English sources

"People who come from fame or money have a hard time grasping the idea of recovery.

When it comes to not grasping the idea of boundaries, it seems, there's no people like show people.

Katie explains grasping the idea that a loved one is going to die is hard, but it is something you eventually have to accept.

There is nothing trivial about grasping the idea that lies behind carbon footprints, trying to understand the scale of our consumption and its widespread environmental costs.

Or Napster could mutate into a highly efficient distribution channel for copy-protected music files.The big labels seem to be grasping the idea that they must let a thousand business models bloom.

But they're perfectly capable of grasping the idea that owning stock means owning part of a company and its profits.

Understanding those pieces and how they intertwine is the secret to fully grasping the ideas behind it.

One has even fully grasped the idea of the dishwasher.

In England, Liverpool and Manchester City really grasped the idea straight away".

The trouble now is that those of middle rank are sure to grasp the idea.

Kokoschka and Schiele grasped the idea that insight into another begins with understanding of oneself.