Sentence examples for he grasped something from inspiring English sources

I remember the first time he grasped something in his hands on purpose.

And when he grasps something, sometimes it's just hard for him to let go.

He had a habit of pressing the stop button and rewinding when he hadn't fully grasped something.

When Harpo has his new form of experience, he does not simply exercise a new concept; he also grasps something new the phenomenal quality with that concept.

But the silver-haired spud salesman has grasped something that his critics have not.

But the film's American creators have grasped something essential about the society they seek to sway.

It showed me that good television has grasped something about romantic comedy that Hollywood movies keep missing.

These schoolchildren have grasped something that seems to elude many of their elders: we are in a race for our lives, and we are losing.

Perhaps obtusely, I hadn't grasped something that has probably been evident to serious Haneke scholars for some time: could this not be a variant on Kafka?

David Falk, back in the eighties, had intuitively grasped something that was still eluding many business-school profs — the way "branding" can be a reciprocal process.

But I can date the story of my conversion back to that classroom, where I first grasped something of the beauty, the mystery, the attraction and the struggle of faith.