Sentence examples for he grasps that from inspiring English sources

Soon he grasps that it is among our society's true root problems.

He grasps that his mother is loving but unreliable, his father tough and taciturn, his older brother, Rodney, a bully.

Mr. Farley says he grasps that reality quite fully, as well as the tortured path that Ford has been on over the last decade.

And while he denies any intention of raising taxes again -- as plausible candidates for public office apparently feel they must -- he grasps that voters who insist on improvements to education and transportation will probably be willing to invest in them when the chips are down.

The Straussian from the P.L.O.!) From al-Ghazali's discussion of miracles, he grasps that things may change because their elements may be manipulated for new ends and combined into new forms, and so "it's up to us to turn hatred into understanding".

He grasps that even their most direct expressions of their selves are a kind of theatre.

Rather, like Freud, he grasped that everywhere man is enchained by his lust for life – and his infatuation with violence and death.

It was the first time he grasped that, by staying sane, he had done something unusual.

He grasped that perestroika was the engine of fundamental change at home and abroad.

He grasped that there was a wildness in him, and so did nearly everyone who knew him.

By the mid-1960s he grasped that shopping had become entertainment – venue and ambience mattered as much as the goods.