Sentence examples for intuitively grasp from inspiring English sources

Most people intuitively grasp the "two-second rule".

They intuitively grasp paradigm shifts and believe that the Tories are still working within the economic framework that initiated the crisis.

Most people intuitively grasp the "two-second rule". When driving, for example, we glance only briefly at the radio or speedometer.

Elizabeth: You certainly laid out, and I think most of us listening can understand, intuitively grasp the benefits of cloud work.

Still, most of us intuitively grasp the difference between being distracted, or daydreaming of being somewhere else, and the feeling of full, multisensory engagement in the moment, in which thoughts, whether positive or negative, are seen as passing weather.

These teen-agers intuitively grasp the fact that, when the President's Administration, much of Congress, and much of the court system subsist on blood money, the only recourse is disgrace.

And Oldham intuitively grasped what he needed to steal to create his distinctive personal style.

David Falk, back in the eighties, had intuitively grasped something that was still eluding many business-school profs — the way "branding" can be a reciprocal process.

One investment strategist intuitively grasped the situation when he recently told The New York Times: "Normally markets are driven by fear and greed.

They can read and regulate their own emotions while intuitively grasping how others feel and gauging their organization's emotional state.

He intuitively grasped "loss aversion" (our tendency to give more weight to the threat of losses than to potential gains), and perpetually maximized "nostalgia bias" (our tendency to remember the past as being better than it was).