Sentence examples for sudden grasp from inspiring English sources

Their sudden grasp of the notoriously complex scheme Bill Belichick likes to employ couldn't have come at a better time following Danny Amendola's injury and took the load off a struggling rushing game.

But as the days have gone by, there have been signs of progress: Leonda's sudden grasp, after nine months of trying, of how to round off numbers; Ting's carefully written autobiography; Cecily's increasing awareness of the "ed" endings on words in the past tense.

The resulting work, which shows flowers fleeing up a mountain, is "one of those pieces where all of a sudden I could really grasp the whole concept," Ms. Lippard said.

Nansen later wrote that he could "still scarcely grasp" the sudden change of fortune; had it not been for the walrus attack that caused the delay, the two parties might have been unaware of each other's existence.

Rather than always grasping sensed things in an unmediated way, he argues, we sometimes grasp them through sudden, "imperceptible" inferences.

As they navigate a landscape laden with flowers, fruit and sudden acts of violence, we grasp the conjoined beauty and terror of nature, and we might chuckle a little, uncomfortably.

It can be hard to grasp the meaning of sudden freedom: sheer anxiety is a common response.

When she learned that her baby would have Down's syndrome, she had a "fleeting thought…a sudden understanding of why people would grasp at a quick 'solution', a way to make the 'problem' just go away".

I couldn't quite grasp my mom's sudden love for the water.

Then they can release the grasp all of a sudden.

Visual information can also facilitate the sudden change in dynamics associated with grasping and releasing an object [ 21].