Sentence examples for instantly grasp from inspiring English sources

So the reader who knows little of Mr. Brown's story may not instantly grasp why that story is so mesmerizing.

"People who have a hard time relating to statistics can instantly grasp the impact of a map".

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When Mitch declares, of his besieged daughter, "She doesn't need to go to rehab, she's fine," we instantly grasp, with appalled delight, that we are being granted backstage access, at it were, to the forging of "Rehab," the hit that both boosted and exhausted its maker.

By contrast, dogs seem to instantly grasp the connection.

A President less detached from the realities of Realpolitik would instantly grasp that war and peace make strange bedfellows.

He would have instantly grasped its possibilities.

In any event, Dad, intending no harm, instantly grasped his mistake: What if the teacher got the answer wrong?

Like his quick, darting tread, Leventhal's quick, darting mind instantly grasped the misstep that Borukhova had made when she corrected his "sued" with "applied for".

He was also notoriously dismissive of The Birthday Party, while his rival, Harold Hobson on the Sunday Times, instantly grasped Pinter's awareness of the terror lurking behind everyday life.

One man has recently made threats to his pregnant partner which focus the attention of the panel very tightly on what is instantly grasped as a grave and immediate danger.