Sentence examples similar to magnificent grasp from inspiring English sources
For just as we are beginning to really grasp elephants' magnificent complexities -- their highly evolved spiritual levels of compassion towards each other and other species, awareness, intelligence and memory we do not yet fully understand, amazing levels of communication, at that same moment they are disappearing at the hands of the basest among us, the greedy and ruthless.
The combination of love and hate is fairly cliched and time-worn; if you are looking for a different style of poem you will probably do better to either avoid this combination or learn to craft it anew in a clever and magnificent manner that will grasp the attention of your reader and rivet his or her attention.
This is just one striking instance of magnificent alertness, adroit readjustment, and a resolute grasp of the realities.
"'This is magnificent"." Now, five years later, he grasps for superlatives to describe Hickory and their relationship.
A portrait by Godfrey Kneller of the great political thinker John Locke with calipers, grasping a marble bust, head made all the more magnificent by the huge flurry of his wig, hangs above the marble fireplace.
As the Chosen One, Eleonora Abbagnato, first frozen like a petrified animal as she is grasped by Wilfried Romoli as the sacrificial victim, delivered a solo of magnificent power and terror.
I had come to Kerala grasping for that sense of home, seeking blessings and absolution, seeking inspiration, looking to study again the ancestral rites, visit the very hearth fires where my grandmother had turned out such magnificent dishes.
