Sentence examples for to grasp why from inspiring English sources

To grasp why, a little history is in order.

It was easy to grasp why such bells might be treated as living things.

Before the mind can try to grasp why, it stops at how.

Critics are failing to grasp why a new box was created, says Mrs Flores-Hughes.

It is relatively easy to grasp why Joseph Kony remains free.

And you begin to grasp why, perhaps, Union Square Cafe has been so successful.

That was fair enough, but at the time, I lacked the acumen to grasp why.

It took me a while to grasp why the management had bothered to arrange for someone to win.

It is hard to grasp why any rational person would use chemical weapons, even amid the terrible exigencies of war.

He sounded as if he were still trying to grasp why the Yankees' offense disappeared so completely.

The directors of this film series took note of when the audiences turned white but seem not to grasp why.