Sentence examples for it grasped a from inspiring English sources
It grasped a fundamental moral truth that the Republicans — again, with the notable exception of Mr. McCain — have rejected.
For example, it decided to hold a roll of duct tape in a fashion that combined how it grasped a cup handle and a book.
The animal was pulled backwards gently by the tail while it grasped a pull bar that was connected to a tension meter.
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.
As we watched, a dragonfly with a blue-tipped body no bigger than a needle zoomed into view and lit on a stalk; wings thrumming furiously, it grasped an invisible morsel and began to eat.
In 2009 GKN bought the Airbus wing factory at Filton, near Bristol.The firm hopes the new factory at Western Approach, an offshoot of the Filton works, will help it grasp a big share of the world market for carbon-fibre wing spars.
Once it grasps a form and is actually thinking, it becomes "actual intellect".
When human babies are left on their mothers' abdomens during their first hour post-birth, they are able to locate the breast, crawl towards it, grasp a nipple and begin to suckle without any assistance [14] [16].
In so doing, it grasps an established idea by the throat and subverts it – as all of Butler's work does, bringing critical theory and philosophy to bear on questions of gender, sexuality and politics, from the state of exception of the "war on terror" to queer theory, Kafka, mourning and loss.
When we say of a subjective idea or a judgment that it "grasps" an idea or proposition, respectively, the word 'grasp' is used in a more restrictive sense than before, where it was a thinking being or its mind of which it was said that it "grasps" an idea or proposition.
Such a (divine) being could understand how a whole can be the cause of its parts, since it could grasp a whole immediately without first thinking particulars and then combining them into a whole (5:401–410).
