Sentence examples similar to he is grasped from inspiring English sources

The move has heightened fears that he is grasping at straws in his effort to win political support from any quarter.

"John Kerry will say anything he believes will help him politically," Mr. Mehlman wrote, "and today he is grasping at headlines to obscure his record of weakness and indecision in the war on terror".

And so our conversation is littered with words such as "authentic" and "emotive" and "organic", as if he is grasping desperately for the language to express his great passion.

It's just that I don't think he's grasped yet what it is.

Whatever happens from here on in, he's grasped the opportunity to announce his talent.

I'm not sure he's grasped the cosmic enormity of this result.

But it should not suit Bush, at least not now that he's grasped that bluster can backfire.

He was grasped by a concept of grace yet he didn't exercise grace towards other people.

The old Likudnik's biblical reference lingers — Judea and Samaria for the West Bank — but he's embraced two states because he's grasped the alternative: more Arabs than Jews in a single state.

He's been a big part of the club for the last four or five years and I'm delighted that we've given him the opportunity and he's grasped the opportunity to play in the Premiership for us.

One inch away and he's grasped the throne.