Those two Oscars were only six years apart, and it wasn't so much that they used a different Elizabeth Taylor (for she had always grasped the affinity of trash and class in her art and business).
Now one of two events occurred: either the hand took a different path to grasp the same object it had always grasped (because that object was now on the other side of the stage) or it took the same path as before, but now grasped the other object.
Nobody has ever grasped the full reality of human behaviour better than the ancient Greeks, which is why I always return to Greek drama.
A few moments of roughness in the Adagietto suggested that the LSO strings had not always grasped exactly what Franck wanted, but Mahler's most realistically optimistic work was steered home with total assurance and conviction.
It has always been difficult to grasp how Louise, a simp in the first two-thirds of the show, could become such a swan in the final act.
That tone was misplaced, and it is already being used by an Administration that has always thought tactically and will grasp any shred of support, regardless of the facts, to win the short-term argument.
We will not enter a golden age of heroic popular sovereignty, because the same class of grasping bloodsuckers has always ruled this miserable rock and always will.
Officials who brief her on the peace process say she has always shown a formidable grasp of finer points of detail.
The episode was a fitting exit for Sera Gamble, who has always had a great grasp of Crowley's particular brand of wit, and all of the scenes involving the boys and Castiel, Meg and/or Crowley crackled with energy.
Hadreas has always been an artist of catharsis, grasping toward and inducing spiritual and emotional release.
