Sentence examples for to grasp those from inspiring English sources

We just have to grasp those opportunities".

One reached out his blackened hands to grasp those of rescuers in thanks.

But the nurses at the Portland hospital didn't seem to grasp those imperatives.

As I say, it has done a marvellous job in supporting women who have the skills to grasp those opportunities.

Yet, at present, he is perhaps the only player in this drama who speaks without a trace of caution — cheerfully confessing to what he hardly perceives as wrongs, and manfully struggling to grasp those moments when even he may have exceeded his brief.

For an observer to perceive an entity, he or she must be capable of distinguishing it from the succession of impressions preceding and following it; in order to grasp those impressions as pertaining to the same entity, however, the same observer must be able to take them as a unity despite the differences that succession implies.

Indeed, he appears to suggest that a successful historia or factual inquiry will prepare us to grasp the difference between those facts that need to be explained and those that will be invoked in our explanations.

It has been too slow to grasp the change in those who are 30 and younger.

Description, especially if you're trying to grasp the topology of those Nine Worlds, somehow dispersed in the branches of the cosmic tree, can seem flat, sparse and muddled.

My dad had the same problem with his students struggling to grasp the seriousness of those words that just seem like expressions.

Those trying to grasp the essential principles of Cameron's rule find everything turns to dust in their hands.