Sentence examples for that is grasped from inspiring English sources

Rather, the modal argument is intended to exclude as possible descriptions those that could be constitutive of a sense or connotation that is grasped by any competent user of the term.

Thus, value, in the sense which is at stake here, is grasped through an experience, like everything else that is grasped, but in its essence it doesn't have a relation to an experience anymore: it is neither personal nor relative, and therefore, it can be called an impersonal or absolute value".

Since Maritain holds that being is something that is grasped through intuition, one is not surprised to see that he will argue that one can attain knowledge of the existence of God not only through the Thomistic five ways, but also through intuition.

It is this that is grasped by the analogous concept of being (PB 14.18 20; Wippel, 2001, 381 82).

Metaphorical characterizations of intuition as intellectual "grasping" or "seeing" are not enough, and if intuition is some form of intellectual "grasping," it appears that all that is grasped is relations among our concepts, rather than facts about the external world.

These regions did not show significant RS effects for the specific object that was grasped, (Supporting Information S1; Table S2).

Using the index finger and thumb of your right hand, grab the left section of hair that's grasped against your left palm.

Once that was grasped, General Garner added, "In a very short order you'll see a change in the attitudes and the will of the people themselves".

And that's the thread that MSNBC is grasping for its official position on the matter.

But it should not suit Bush, at least not now that he's grasped that bluster can backfire.

I am happy that he's grasped that and he's creating opportunities for New Orleanians.