Sentence examples similar to unmistakably grasped from inspiring English sources
Ms. Lane's gasping, grasping portrait unmistakably belonged to that gallery of creatures Williams identified as monsters, people made grotesque by success and humiliation, and a tribe to which he admitted he too belonged.
Ed Miliband grasped this point.
Grasped a difficult concept?
From the time you scrape your feet on the unmistakably Wright grating in the vestibule and grasp the bronze bar that, serving as handle, stretches from top to bottom of the glass door, you are under his enchantment.
No, she replied with a look that unmistakably said: "You think this is the biggest thing we Israelis have to worry about these days?" Thank goodness, New York politicians grasp priorities better than she does.
Many Israelis, in other words, no longer have the religious background necessary to grasp all of Agnon's meanings, while the highly religious are unlikely to read a writer who, for all his deep roots, is unmistakably ironic, unsettling, and thoroughly modern.
