Sentence examples for grasping the point from inspiring English sources

Similarly, when the children were shown how to obtain a reward, by, say, ripping open a box, they had no trouble grasping the point and imitating the behavior.

Todd has to explain the Christmas mistletoe tradition to Asha (Rebecca Hazlewood), a refined and beautiful employee who has trouble grasping the point of a holiday mistletoe belt buckle.

Others, though, have grasped the point.

Few of the instant television analysts at the convention grasped the point.

Some passages are so dense that they require rereading to grasp the point.

Mr Jones could not have been more non-specific, and Paxo instantly and entirely grasped the point.

"And yet," she says, "I couldn't grasp the point of Gloriana either the first time I heard it.

Memes thrive on a lack of information – the faster you can grasp the point, the higher the chance it will spread.

I guess that three years into the liquidity trap, people still can't grasp the point that the size of the monetary base really, really doesn't matter.

The very fact that these objections so patently failed to grasp the point of the installation has given them little following.

Pharmaceutical manufacturers have long grasped the point, but historians have paid little attention to how suffixes of one sort or another become productive.