Sentence examples for it grasped from inspiring English sources
Yet this is the crossroads of the Pacific, and on one day in its history it grasped the nation's consciousness as few other cities of its size ever have.
His first book, Dead Letter Drop was an entertaining read because it grasped the reader in its first few pages and made them feel present in the book.
But once it grasped the importance of its target, it unleashed a risky kidnapping scheme, what Lipstadt describes as the prototype of the brash, clever operations that are the foundation of the Mossad's mythic reputation.
Like scorpions and spiders, it was a voracious predator and had pointed mouth parts with which it grasped food.
It grasped a fundamental moral truth that the Republicans — again, with the notable exception of Mr. McCain — have rejected.
The Yes campaign was momentarily boosted when it grasped an unsurprising win in Glasgow - Scotland's largest city - with 53.49 per cent of the vote.
"He wants you to accept it, grasp it and follow it almost as a religious teaching".
It grasps the emotional dynamics of siblings who cling together even when they squabble.
Just when the show builds up some believability, it grasps for a not-very-credible crutch.
The merit of "Working Longer", which focuses on America, is that it grasps this thorny issue.
