We've got the smart, grasping, political wife running her inch-deep husband's political career, struck down by cancer.
A simple man, by no means an intellectual, but with enormous patience and a wily street-smart grasp of politics, Mr. Sharif wanted to be a peacemaker.
The designer Scott Sternberg is smart to grasp that world travelers are not compelled to dress for the weather on the Brooklyn streets.
But there's a more subtle aspect of this strategy that only truly smart people grasp: to play the victim, you have to give up your power, and you can't put a price on that.
An observable, quantifiable, and significant reduction in the effect of the physiological tremor of around 6 - 12 Hz at the tool tip is present in SMART assisted grasp in Fig. 3.
"The Liu brothers are very smart and grasped the opportunity early," says Wan Zhaojun, dean of the Sichuan Animal Husbandry Institute.
Happily, Kubu is also hugely appealing — big and solid and smart enough to grasp all angles of this mystery.
The core issue is not whether Bush is smart enough to grasp the nuances of a complex world -- he has smart advisers for that -- but whether he cares enough.
Some were too smart, some couldn't grasp the social norms around conversation, but the majority of us spent our childhoods well outside the group.
Mr. Chiu is popular and smart, with a firm grasp of policy issues and a centrist's disposition; Mr. Peskin has been known to refer to him jokingly as "the Chinese Obama," aides say.
If Democrats like Hillary Clinton are smart, they too will grasp the depth and rationality of that anger, and will join the senators in demanding answers from crooked bankers.
