Sentence examples similar to insidious grasp from inspiring English sources

But, Romney's purpose was at once far more insidious and also easier for voters to grasp.

I'm dismayed that the smart people I spoke with didn't seem to grasp the connection between remarks like these and his insidious name-calling and power-grabbing in the Anglican Communion.

One grasp?

I grasp the handle.

To grasp what dream?

Will it grasp it?

We grasp, we fumble.

He should grasp it.

"Grasp this.

Firmly grasp the candle.

In this more insidious form of suffering there is either an internal movement of grasping and reaching for something outside ourselves, or a pushing away -- in resistance or aversion to something unpleasant or uncomfortable that we wish would disappear.