Sentence examples for small to grasp from inspiring English sources

There are apparently fewer of us on the circuit because we have difficulty with the travelling, our warbling wombs demand we stop everything to have children, our hands are too small to grasp a microphone from its stand (I might have made that one up) and the worst offender – women don't like to interrupt.

Apparently, Donald Trump's mind is too small to grasp that.

This study was too small to grasp such differences.

I opened my small purse to grasp my EpiPen, but it wasn't there.

Ms. Grand emphasized that she wanted this collection to be practical: sports shoes "with hidden platforms" and purses small enough to grasp but practical for smart women's needs.

Otherwise everything was precisely perfect: bags small enough to grasp in the hand but big enough for a full life, pants, but above all malleable outerwear in the form of a coat dress, that neglected female version of the ease of the go-anywhere man's suit.

Once you understand how systems impact each other inside one structure, it's a small leap to grasp how much the systems in a community -- with other buildings, utilities, roads, open spaces, and public transportation -- impact each other.

curved Halsted mosquito forceps were inserted through the small incision to grasp and rupture the mitral valvular chordae tendineae.

She found Fröbel's blocks too small for toddlers to grasp.

IT TAKES only a brief visit to the Bank of Estonia's small basement museum to grasp what turbulent decades the Baltic states have endured.

They use these small rounded hooks to grasp branches when clambering about in trees, and feathering on these digits would presumably interfere with that functionality.