Sentence examples for i've grasped from inspiring English sources

I'm not sure I've grasped its secrets just yet.

"It's been quite an important last two or three years where I have actually taken over the main spinners' role, which hopefully I've grasped with two hands.

I had grasped the concept of profit.

"I had grasped enough business sense that I didn't lose everything".

It was the first time that I had grasped the idea of scarcity, the first time I understood about "too late".

I had grasped, I thought, that if Daldry would not talk about Woolf's prose style, he would be unlikely to wish to talk about anything personal.

And I had grasped its potential aged six, in 1976, when Match of the Day brought the Kop, a pulsating mass of Liverpudlian culture, into my life.

But if I have grasped an essential truth, if I have cause for optimism, it is because I have travelled with this great writer through his love-hate relationship with the West and I have beheld the world that he built on the other side.

By the time I began to publish the results of my dissertation work (Eldredge 1971)—in a paper that was the forerunner to the more famous one naming "punctuated equilibria" (Eldredge and Gould 1972)—I had grasped the power and significance of this new approach to systematics.

Since my diagnosis, I have grasped unwaveringly to what I know matters.

The rock of medicine that I had grasped so tightly crumbled.