Sentence examples for he has grasped it from inspiring English sources
He has grasped it more firmly than McKim, Mead & White.
No one knew if he had grasped it.
If anything, they've grasped it more quickly than the political professionals.
When Edmonson had grasped it, he said, "Now we're going to do some time steps".
"This is democracy that had left this hall for years, and now the people have grasped it," he said.
Then Stevens said, "Heel-toe-toe-heel". When Edmonson had grasped it, he said, "Now we're going to do some time steps". A time step is a combination of steps enclosing a rhythmic phrase.
"I don't ever recollect getting to this stage in any trial, even in far more complicated trials than this one, and, after two days of deliberations, a list of questions of this very basic kind illustrating that at least some jurors do not seem to have grasped it," he said.
Charles would have grasped it all instantly.
But the SUNY Albany leadership at the highest level seems not to have grasped this crucial point, or to have grasped it and to have accepted defeat.
When you think you have grasped it, it slips through your fingers.
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