In conversations across college campuses and with young professionals, these ideas often come up: that young people naturally grasp social media more effectively, that members of our generation are best suited to fill positions in the rapidly expanding social media profession, and that employers too often value prior work experience above all else.
Subjects naturally grasp the small objects between the thumb and either (or both) the index and the middle fingers and the large objects opposing the thumb with all the other fingers.
A leader who naturally grasps working-class aspiration, as much as working-class exploitation, would help.
For Henry, the more indeterminate an intelligible, the more quickly it is grasped naturally by our intellect ("…et sic universaliter quanto intelligibile magis est indeterminatum, tanto naturaliter prius ipsum intellectus noster intelligit"; Summa, art. 24, q. 7, ed. 1520, f. 144rG).
Malaquais naturally considered his grasp of conditions infinitely more hardheaded than Mailer's; he thought of Mailer, as he later put it, as "kind of a Boy Scout politically and intellectually".
Taken in the first way, divine illumination has to compete against the claim that the mind is naturally capable of grasping such truth.
Since I'm vague on her particular failing, it's naturally difficult to grasp how I should feel about it.
Boylan Catholic High School's engineering graphics class fashioned a set of 3-D digits complete with a cable system that allows the plastic parts to grasp naturally.
They smudge a fine line between emulation and imitation, always a danger for artists who have a naturally ventriloqual grasp of styles.
Specifically, Ying has a seemingly instinctive eye for incisive angles — there's something amazingly relaxed and spontaneous about his cannily expressive compositions — as well as a naturally analytical grasp of revealing situations and moments.
