Sentence examples similar to methodical grasp from inspiring English sources

Flanner quotes at length from Lévi-Strauss's own definition of structuralism and concludes: Among highly educated French people generally, Jean-Paul Sartre's Existentialism is considered, in retrospect, to have been far easier to grasp — perhaps because it was a philosophy — than the methodical, apolitical manual of Lévi-Strauss's structuralism.

Canvas has many a question about his roots, the world beyond his grasp, and he develops what seems to be quite a crush on the rather cold and methodical Artist.

One grasp?

I grasp the handle.

To grasp what dream?

Will it grasp it?

We grasp, we fumble.

He should grasp it.

"Grasp this.

Firmly grasp the candle.

As with so many elements of her work, she is icily methodical about her expanding grasp.