Sentence examples for one could grasp from inspiring English sources

1. Thus, in approaching his philosophy, one could grasp any number of themes and work from that initial thread to the tapestry of Marcel's thought as a whole.

No one could grasp what she'd undergone, nor the pain of knowing she couldn't have more children.

I could see that the lines, some of them, were meant to stand for trees in winter, but their abstractness did not look to be feeling for an order or consistency (or not one I could grasp) or a fluency, or a principle of growth and least of all, a groundedness or endurance in the things seen.

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He knew that no one could ever grasp what she meant to him.

It is the stuff of science fiction and it all happened so fast that no one could quite grasp it, still less try to stop it.

But some committee members thought the criticisms of RECORD weak; they argued that no one could truly grasp the risk of Avandia without a new, scientifically rigorous trial.

"No one outside the team could grasp the concept of what it takes to play for him," Stefan said.

Males without an item could grasp one after contact with the female, or they could copulate without offering a gift.

Maintenance of joint range of movement and muscle length was viewed as critical by some interviewees who hoped that feet that were not allowed to turn inwards might one day be used for walking, or that a hand that could grasp might one day be able to press a call button.

But before we could grasp the concept of going from one child to four, the doctor told us we should consider eliminating one fetus through selective reduction.