Sentence examples for to grasp trying from inspiring English sources

Instead, I spent that time alone in my room sitting on my bed, a single lamp on, trying to grasp, trying to understand.

They capture a throng of delinquent rabbits, and Wallace — whose aspirations tend to exceed his grasp — tries to brainwash them, with a view to erasing their herbivorous desires.

Later, on the podium, he tried to explain what he could not yet fully grasp, tried to put into words this magical season and the unfortunate way in which it ended.

I think that the metaphorical image of the letters also represented Zoe trying to grasp hope, trying to grasp a sense of what happened, of whose fault it was.

"But it's something that we're willing to grasp and try and get these young boys playing a bit of rugby with a bit of freedom".

And I also feel like if you're someone who really tries to grasp or really tries to force something, it never happens.

I'm trying to grasp and I'm trying to cherish these moments right now.

According to Job, we are like a dog trying to grasp calculus when we try to understand suffering.

Sam began to gloat to the fans around him and Mr. Dresser, aware of the swirl of ghosts that bring bad fortune to his team every time victory appears within grasp, tried to quiet the boy -- to no avail.

In the words of Robert Greskovic's catalogue essay, trying to remount the lost Tanning ballets would be like "trying to grasp the elusive sleepwalker".

Tallahassee Circuit Judge James Shelfer agreed, after three days trying to grasp what it meant.