Sentence examples for should be grasped from inspiring English sources
Literature, he argues, is "a collective system that should be grasped as such".
But now that they have declared their support and cooperation, they should be grasped.
Joy should be grasped wherever possible, for it is both rare and fleeting.
For Precious Ramotswe, happiness comes fleetingly and it should be grasped in two hands and held tightly.
When a disaster has manifested and reconstruction is in progress, then opportunities should be grasped to factor climate change into the rebuilding amongst other hazard drivers and hazard diminishers, which would be part of "Build Back Better".
But since the concept of the aesthetic necessarily involves the equally bankrupt concept of disinterestedness, its deployment advances the illusion that what is most real about things can and should be grasped or contemplated without attending to the social and economic conditions of their production.
But I remain less sure whose hands should be grasping the steering wheel and who gets to apply the brakes.
In a summer of 90-plus temperatures and smothering humidity, New Yorkers should be grasping for ice cream, frozen yogurt and iced coffees and teas -- anything that would produce droplets of cold, wet frost on a cup grasped in a sweaty, overheated hand.
Paris offers a generational opportunity; one that we believe should be firmly grasped with both hands.
In this context the limit of introducing PV in the power system should be correctly grasped.
