Sentence examples for should have grasped from inspiring English sources

The UCI should have grasped that nettle a long time ago and put credibility back into our sport".

Sports Illustrated magazine's superb coverage of the emerging doping crisis in 1969 was ignored by the US Olympic committee and all the other sports bureaucrats who should have grasped its implications.

It seemed to me remarkable that anyone who could only have seen the play once, and certainly not have read it, should have grasped so much of its intention".

Asked whether the criticisms made Lord Turner a "poor candidate" for the Bank job, Tyrie told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "I think Lord Turner himself said that he should have grasped the need for a much more substantive public explanation than a one-page news release when they decided that no enforcement action was needed against RBS.

The Falkirk manager believes Neil Doncaster and Stewart Regan should have grasped the opportunity of the Rangers crisis to reform the Scottish game.

I should have grasped what was going on and been more helpful to my parents.

I do think we could benefit from losing a great swathe of so-called "humour" from our culture, and you should've grasped by now that it's not the first "boom" I object to in "boom-boom!" but the second.

"If we have learned nothing else from the 20th century," Tony wrote, "we should at least have grasped that the more perfect the answer, the more terrifying its consequences".

"If we have learned nothing else from the 20th century," Tony wrote, "we should at least have grasped that the more perfect the answer, the more terrifying its consequences". Yet, he insisted, the impossibility of perfection makes it no less imperative to fight for a better world.

It was clear that political opinion in Ireland favoured at least Home Rule; and while it was much to ask of a war-exhausted cabinet, the Lloyd George government could and should (they were liberals, after all) have grasped the nature of the problem and acted upon it, hard as that would have been.

They have been helped to an extent by unguarded statements from MPs who should know better or, at least, show have grasped that their words could be twisted.