Sentence examples for she has grasped from inspiring English sources

She has grasped that, in recognising that journalism is in transition, he is trying to come to terms with it (and it's already happening anyway).

'Normally,' she says, 'there are no books.' As we talk, it seems at first that she has grasped the Rainforest ethos: 'Science and the environment are my favourite subjects,' she says.

Intuitively, she had grasped the golden rule of responsible donorship.

Sturgeon has grasped that she must address two distinct audiences with every keynote speech.

Paul Ryan has grasped reality with both hands.

The army has grasped this well.

He has grasped modernity in its totality.

Eliot wouldn't have known the phrase "haves and have-nots" but she would have grasped what it meant, and she already knew why it mattered.

Obviously, she hadn't read it thoroughly, he said, or she would have grasped its central message, Jamahiriya — a word of his own invention, which he translated as "the state of the masses".

She may have grasped the wrong word in seeking to convey the intensity of her feelings – many would prefer it if she had settled on "violated" instead - but I do not believe her intention was to denigrate the crime or to diminish its seriousness.

"It was a bigger undertaking than we had grasped," she said.