Sentence examples for he would grasp from inspiring English sources

"I'm disappointed because we had a plan between us and I thought he would grasp it, and run with it, but he hasn't".

He'd grasp the lever firmly.

Doshi thought this over and said, "Sure!" Andreessen grinned: he's a systems thinker, and he'd grasped how Mixpanel fit into the system.

And in that I think he'd grasped a quality of vulnerability and self-exposure in his own talent, which was what transformed Tony Soprano from genre brute into a kind of everyman.

So at least he'd grasped the basic gist of the march.

Why should the progress that women thought they would grasp quickly after the 1970s, when new ideas about sex, family life and female careers took root, seem so plodding or precarious that a Yemeni admonished Norwegians in this way?

"If the government was really serious, and really believed the road was such an economic driver for the region, they would grasp the nettle and actually get on with it".

He assumed that readers would grasp who JP Morgan was, and the ensemble of historical characters, led by Goldman, Nesbit, Henry Ford, Booker T Washington and Houdini, flattered his readers.

A veteran teacher told Lewis that only twenty per cent of his students would grasp what he was teaching, so he should go over each lesson five times.

Holding the lipstick up the way a child would grasp a crayon, he lays the lipstick against her mouth.

By selectively omitting some of these more controversial features of his system he increased the likelihood that his readers would grasp the features of his system that were presented in the Système nouveau.