Sentence examples for may be grasped from inspiring English sources

Hard to say how he does it, but what he does may be grasped in an image.

The females deposit sacs or strings of eggs that may be grasped by the male, who then sheds milt (which contains the sperm) over them.

The nature of reason is a difficult problem, but it is generally assumed to be a unique feature or faculty of the mind through which truths about reality may be grasped.

The specific difference is related only to the individual and may be grasped without reference to the universal.

When expressing uncertainty in a dataset, the concept of "confidence" may be grasped more easily and more clearly by stakeholders than lower and upper percentile data ranks, particularly in hazard curve graphics.

Dropping this assumption undercuts the metaphysical underdetermination and opens the way to an understanding of quantum entities as nothing more than aspects of 'world structure', where that may be grasped via the relevant laws and symmetries (for further details see French 2014).

This may be grasping at straws.

According to an analyst who spoke with Reuters, Dell may be "grasping at straws" in an attempt to breathe life into its tablet business.

We may be grasping for straws here, but as the Sony PlayStation 3 now looks set for a late launch, perhaps the gaming console's entrance in the market this November, instead of this spring, will see a similarly sympathetic reception.

With the Russian economy in serious trouble, Putin may be grasping at this new venture to generate a surge of patriotism to help keep him afloat politically.

Deutsche Bank said this week that it would miss its year-end profit target.Euro-zone leaders may finally be grasping the need to act more forcefully.