Sentence examples for grasping the rules from inspiring English sources

This was my first time watching, and even with Gerbasi at my side, I had a hard time fully grasping the rules.

But children are very smart about cards — we are talking about minds capable of grasping the rules of Yu-Gi-Oh!, which are even more perplexing than those for Pokemon.

Some sports leagues are open to children as young as four years old, but children that are this age often have a hard time grasping the rules of most sports.[4].

"Once New York really grasped the rules of the game, it set the agenda," Professor Castellani added.

Even if we haven't always fully grasped the rules of the event we're watching.

It is a bridge over the abyss of isolation but can be a bit like croquet: easy enough to grasp the rules but a hard game to enjoy.

He made sure the family pets were of different sexes so that their children would grasp the rules of Hebrew gender.

Status-based targeting had not been sanctioned for this part of the operation, but Horne told me that during the planning phase he could not grasp the rules of engagement.

I didn't always grasp the rules that governed the alien invasion, but both Mary Elizabeth Winstead's sparkling performance and Jonathan Coulton's silly songs that served as the "previously on" segments delighted me.

The book, published as part of the famous Soviet and Russian series of biographies called The Life of Remarkable People, also details Gagarin's struggle to grasp the rules of etiquette in the royal household.

Whitlam might never have faced such a hostile Senate in the first place if he'd fully grasped the rules that allowed hostile politicians in the states to fill its vacancies.