Perhaps they're striving to grasp a linguistic signal". Or perhaps that's where their genie resides.
The way out of this mess is to 1) realize what we're doing (going nowhere fast), 2) get an accurate handle on what the ego/dream really is, 3) learn about the quantum energetic information-based nature of reality (we're really non-physical !!)) and finally 4) strive to grasp what we really are (unified energy/information/consciousness directing bodies that only appear physical).
Students become artist-poets earlier, rather than as a culmination; active participation is an effective way to engage students in striving to grasp this very important and rather complicated concept.
One company striving to grasp the digital thread is Russian giant Gazprom Neft.
For Camus, Sisyphus reminds us that we cannot help seeking to understand the reality that transcends our intelligence, striving to grasp more than our limited and practical scientific understanding allows, and wishing to live without dying.
Put simply, she's "striving to grasp the fundaments of human existence".
Sometimes it takes multiple hearings to grasp a musical selection.
Harry was quick to grasp a situation.
In contrast to everyday conceptions and some scientific notions (cf. Bai-Lian Li, 2000; Berque 1986 in Reichler, 2002; Fry, 2001; Nassauer & Opdam, 2008; Naveh, 2001; Schlögel in Hard, 2008; Tress, et al., 2001) we do not conceive landscapes as encompassing the totality of a certain section of space that researchers should strive for to grasp.
It's hard to grasp such a big number.
His ambition should propel him to remain unbowed, unbent, unbroken, striving again, and again, and again to grasp that one elusive recognition - national silverware - in the face of continuous tight losses.
