Sentence examples for longer grasp from inspiring English sources

About a week later, the panic attacks resumed, to fade away slowly over the next year or two, and I could no longer grasp most of what I thought I had understood while praying.

"When the sons of an Armenian school principal can no longer grasp an Armenian work from the bookshelf and read it," she said, "it means that we can no longer dream of maintaining this literature".

The students' hands didn't have blowers pointed at them; eventually, their fingers could no longer grasp their charcoal and we'd stop, then all head off together to a bar.

Chandos tells Bacon that he can no longer grasp the ideas of a tract he wrote at the age of 23 "as a familiar image made up of connected words, but now I can comprehend it only word by word … " Nevertheless he is able to tell Bacon of his experience of having given orders for rat poison to be strewn in the milk cellar of one of his farms.

They found that when they tie the antennae together, males can no longer grasp the females during pre-mating struggles and fail to mate [ 53].

Discard the carrot piece when it becomes so small that you can no longer grasp it as you shred.

Early on, I knew, Al was just trying to hold on to the building a little longer — grasping for another argument that might allow him to save it.

One can no longer clearly grasp the relevance of new events.

This leads to the reflection that we no longer quite grasp the force that the "f" word once had, and have back-projected the Mametish "fuck".

When I think about what attracted brands to a service like Instagram, it took me a little longer to grasp how powerful that platform could be for a company.

No longer able to grasp a plectrum with his right hand, he adapted by striking the strings with his thumb.