Sentence examples similar to virtually grasped from inspiring English sources
Rosenbaum worries for the law students who believe morality is subjective and uncertain, but it's virtually impossible to grasp why the result of one trial is moral to him and another is not.
The size of the figure is virtually incomprehensible to grasp.
"I mean, we are virtually within grasp of defeating Al Qaeda as an organization.
"What was a joy working with Jesus," Mr. Luhrmann said recently, "was to see him go from virtually no grasp of the dramatic process to embracing it fully.
Its appeal to the cook is easy to grasp: most people like it; it requires virtually no preparation; it's nearly foolproof (given minimal technique); and good if not great results are pretty much guaranteed.
Before Gloria Steinem and Betty Friedan grasped polemic pens, these nuns were the avant-garde of feminism, running hospitals, schools, orphanages and colleges when lay women were virtually excluded from such positions.
Ed Miliband grasped this point.
"I never grasped my limbs.
Their defenders grasped at air.
Aliya grasped the concept instantly.
