Sentence examples similar to introductory grasp from inspiring English sources

Students may fail to grasp that evolution is the unifying theme of biology because introductory courses and textbooks reinforce such isolation.

These editorial interventions should help readers grasp the shifting political terrain on which Adams was operating, but an introductory overview of broader developments still would have been beneficial.

"They want to grasp big, complicated stories — Obamacare, inequality, political campaigns, the real-estate and stock markets," he writes in an introductory note, "so well that they can explain the whys and hows of those stories to their friends, relatives and colleagues".

One grasp?

To grasp what dream?

Will it grasp it?

We grasp, we fumble.

I grasp the handle.

He should grasp it.

Indeed, students fail to grasp that evolution is the unifying theme of biology while retaining a large and diverse array of isolated biological concepts perhaps because introductory courses reinforce their inaccurate mental models of biology (Fig. 1).

"Grasp this.