Sentence examples for is not grasped from inspiring English sources

The art is not grasped easily, that's true, but it is genuinely felt, which is to say emotionally complicated and skeptical.

Furthermore, they demonstrate a strong coupling effect between the torsional vibration and the transverse deformations of the arm whenever the payload is not grasped at its mass center by the gripper.

If this is not grasped, Mr. Putin understands that America, by default, will have set itself upon the road to confrontation with Russia and China.

Nevertheless if the opportunity is not grasped for information to be obtained and shared with the wider team at the earliest opportunity it may fail to impact on decision making, or may cause avoidable delays to treatment [ 9, 10].

A great deal of nodding from a pitcher might lead some to suspect that he is not grasping the information.

Only to find that he is, essentially, wrong at every major turn, because he is not grasping the dimensionality of what he's dealing with.

It is disappointing that opportunities are not grasped to place climate change within the wider contexts where it belongs, but the reasoning is political and it helps to maintain the historical momentum which separated the three global processes.

It's not grasped as a sophisticated culture with a long and rich history.

Both copies omit the two pools of bright light on the floor across from her, thus removing the mystical element of van Eyck's original, perhaps because its significance was not grasped by the later artists.

To me it seems that the basic problem for the reviewer is that the core of the research was not grasped.

I was very disappointed that the opportunity to ask a patient to contribute an account of their experience in an ICU was not grasped; maybe next time!