Sentence examples for immediately grasps from inspiring English sources

The eye immediately grasps that the ice is a creature on the move, positively bursting ahead, while also not appearing to move at all, like a still photo of a rushing river.

In the will, the subject immediately grasps its own inner action [Handlung]; in the representational contents, [by contrast,] a reality distinct from the subject is reflected.

Joe immediately grasps this concept, as any true sex addict would, launching into a description of three separate lovers, each of whom meets, for her, a singular and separate emotional need -- nurturance, animalistic sexual desire, and affirmation of her existence as a human being.

Hoover immediately grasped the teleprompter's political possibilities.

Yeltsin looked at these pictures and immediately grasped the problem.

Lord Mandelson immediately grasped the scale of the disaster.

Peres immediately grasped the potential in this unconventional diplomatic venture.

Figures throughout the African diaspora immediately grasped the significance of Adwa, Menelik, and an independent Ethiopia.

She immediately grasped that Cisplatin is a chemotherapy drug that can cause hearing loss.

Sommer was baffled by this development but didn't immediately grasp its significance.

An English envoy in Bohemia immediately grasped the significance of the brief encounter.