Sentence examples for must be grasped from inspiring English sources
Thus, it is not enough to grasp what beings are sub specie aeternitatis; such beings must be grasped in the nexus of temporal relations in which we experience them.
This point must be grasped in a flash of recognition.
This complexity must be grasped by the designer of help functions.
But there are other terms that must be grasped to attain an A* in the subject.Satisfactory.
Moments of solitude were rare and must be grasped with both hands.
The nature of such processes as perception, representation, imagination, judgment, and feeling must be grasped in immediate self-givenness.
Since this mental and physical state is also central to Daoism and Zen, and must be experienced to be grasped, many of their adherents practice the martial arts as a part of their philosophical and spiritual training.
Often, microassembly deals with fragile and wear-sensitive microparts that must be accurately grasped, positioned, and released or fastened in stable positions.
The exact line that divides expression from communication is difficult to draw in the concrete case, for in the concrete case the two processes generally alternate rapidly and appear to mingle, but it is clear in idea, and it must be firmly grasped.
This thought or content is to be understood not as a mental image, or indeed as anything essentially private to the thinker's mind — but as one and the same abstract entity that can be 'grasped' by two minds, and that must be so grasped if communication is to occur.
