Sentence examples for more graspable from inspiring English sources

And it makes him a more graspable writer.

The Saturday sessions were generally more graspable for a musically inclined nonscientist.

Sometimes an impenetrable dance piece seems a lot more graspable a day later.

"Accelerando" is about human movement, especially dance: a more graspable premise, and one that finds endless traction in the music.

Maggie is more graspable, but this may be because we've seen her so many times before: the mercurial, alcoholic, glamorous mother haunted by the collapse of her dreams.

That's not to say Jolie Pitt has made a great movie yet, but her work is solidifying into something weightier, more graspable, more admirable.

Maggie's centres have their "meaning" too – but of a more instantly graspable sort.

From a translator's point of view he's more easily graspable".

Only now it seems more perverse, less graspable, wilder in its dispensations than ever.

I think, rather, we're driven, as a global culture, by the phenomenon of money, which is an invisible force more than it's something tangible and graspable.

The challenge, and the opportunity, is to harness our knowledge of how real, graspable and bounceable things work, and use it to shape more meaningful, fulfilling, connected experiences.