Sentence examples for not be grasped from inspiring English sources
There is always that in poetry which will not be grasped, which cannot be described, which survives our ardent attention, our critical theories, our late-night arguments.
If it comes with Scotland, he is at that stage in his career where any opportunity to step back into club management would not be grasped as readily as by others.
If things were not intelligible by themselves, they could not be grasped and recognised by our intellect for what they are (In Metaph., lib. VI, cap. 4, fol. 233rb va).
And already it seemed to us that the notion of a living body could not be grasped without the unity of signification, which distinguishes a gesture from a sum of movements" (SB, 161 162).
A concept that is infinite in the latter sense could not be grasped by a finite mind.[12] For a concept to have an infinite extension would be for it to have an infinite number of species, i.e. for it to be possible to distinguish an infinite number of sub-types "under" it on the conceptual tree.
But our ability to grasp concepts would be affected if they could contain an infinite number of constituents within themselves: if, say,
From our local and small scale study, it appears that the opportunity to inform patients about I/HRA is not being grasped, and discussion of behaviour change are not currently an integral part of I/HRA care.
They can't be grasped by the mind".
Images like these still matter, in small, mysterious ways that won't be grasped for generations.
The tape by the composer Alvin Lucier, then her husband, is a speech similarly rerecorded until it also can't be grasped.
