Sentence examples for i cannot grasp from inspiring English sources

I cannot grasp why the Independent on Sunday and The People should have enjoyed rises of 14% and 10% respectively when their sales have been slipping away.

I'm 6 feet tall and have normal size hands; I cannot grasp the Surface and hit all the on-screen keys without shifting my hands.

I cannot grasp the way police use excessive force in situations where all efforts to deescalate were not used to the fullest extent.

But I cannot grasp why anyone feels the need to go out of their way to convince a stranger that he's a loser.

When I play through the game I still cannot grasp the innermost motive behind this or that plan or even individual move.

As I look back on this magical, autumnal day, in Rhinebeck, N.Y., I still feel a mixture of longing and hurt; I still cannot grasp the truth that my parents, adamant church-goers, chose to be absent for the occasion of my wedding.

Now I find I cannot fully grasp your latest cover with the Christ spiralling downwards ("Has Brazil blown it?", September 28th).

Perhaps my problem is that I cannot quite grasp what's so bad about being one power among many, as long as the interests of the many are broadly compatible with the interests of America, which they seem to be.

In a note sent to the orchestra and obtained by the The Philadelphia Inquirer, he said: "I feel overwhelmed and horrified by the events of the past few days, and I cannot yet grasp what the consequences of today's vote will be".

I cannot quite grasp how Jensen thinks an entire ethnic group successfully promoted a false memory, through the power of a popular song (aided by apparently widespread inebriation), or– the alternative narrative– as a cynical and calculated manipulation intended to promote political power.

When I was young, I thought I grasped the immensity of the Iowa landscape.