The white guy from Texas seemed to be claiming that Davis declined to step up for his country, an easy story line to grasp for casual Winter Olympics viewers briefly exposed to the arcane world of speed skating.
"Edge of Tomorrow's" central idea — an ingenious mash-up of "War of the Worlds" and "Groundhog Day" encapsulated in the film's "Live, Die, Repeat" tag line — is easy enough to grasp.
When reading her lines, she found it difficult to grasp the character's personality, as "Although the show had been created by Jews, this script had clearly not been written by them;" so she took a break so she could do research into her family memorabilia and conceive a personality to reflect in the character's voice.
But Murray struggled to find his range off the backhand down the line, and in his anxiety to grasp the nettle he missed way too many forehands.
And while there is probably some fine line you're never going to grasp between a collectible beer can and a beer can destined for recycling (do you really care about any such distinction anyway), there are plenty of items you'll know instantly as junk, such as an empty chip package or half drunk beer bottles.
We are aware, however, that our (or any) design may not be able to grasp the fine line between perception, memory, and post-perceptual judgment.
Written in the lyrical style of an album of songs, it's impossible to grasp every single line, but relaxing and letting sentences unpack themselves helps the film makes sense on it's own terms.
Thus, in line with our prediction, asking subjects to grasp the same object with different types of grasp allows to uncover differential levels of activity within key-areas involved in visuomotor grasping.
Discussion: pagraph-5 line-3: Authors might suggest experiments to grasp this aspect.
Back then, once a marlin bit, the line would whip around as the fisherman scrambled to grasp it.
