Sentence examples for it grasps that from inspiring English sources

It grasps that trust is no longer just "nice to have". Commenting in a Wired interview on plans to improve Facebook Login, which allows users to log into third-party apps with their Facebook credentials, CEO Mark Zuckerberg explained that "to get to the next level and become more ubiquitous, [Facebook Login] needs to be trusted even more.

These 'degrees of knowledge' are not, however, independent of one another, and they have in common the requirement that to know something is to know why it is — "the mind is not satisfied when it merely attains a thing, but only when it grasps that upon which that datum is founded in being and intelligibility" (Degrees of Knowledge, p. 23).

How far is it from grasping that?

It's about grasping that yeast is a single-cell organism that absorbs sugar through a cell wall.

It's easy to grasp that narrative; Golden Road was different than the other upstart breweries that strove to transform L.A. into a craft beer destination.

It is their difficulty to grasp that makes primes the basis for our modern information security.

If Hunt still doesn't grasp that, then it is time for his prime minister finally to focus his mind on the problem.

Nor can it grasp sentences that are ambiguous when written but perfectly understandable when spoken, face to face.

But it gradually grasped that it was impossible for a single radio design to handle all tasks and all waveforms.

The merit of "Working Longer", which focuses on America, is that it grasps this thorny issue.

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.