Sentence examples for seems grasped from inspiring English sources

Hitler, it seems, "grasped the falsity of the hedonistic attitude to life," which Orwell called the attitude of "nearly all Western thought since the last war, certainly all 'progressive' thought".

They may even seem grasping and dangerous more like monsters.

Mr. Obama seems to grasp this.

The president-elect seems to grasp this convergence.

He seems to grasp that he was a really bad guy.

But while America now seems to grasp the cost of treating foreign brains badly, Britain does not.

A transcript of the full event reveals how little Trump seems to grasp civil forfeiture's meaning.

Everyone involved seems to grasp the film's approach: to preserve the past, "Boycott" must daringly reconceive it.

He seems to grasp clearly the challenges of being young and what it means to be searching for identity.

Schrder seems to grasp the dimensions of the employment problem Germany faces.

The human brain, however, seems to grasp at a glance the 3D structure associated with a line drawing.