Sentence examples for was quick to grasp from inspiring English sources

Once the Soviet empire faltered, he was quick to grasp that a major prop of his world was gone.

She was quick to grasp Littlefinger's points about Joffrey's murder and quick to understand why he wouldn't trust Dontas.

Like other nascent oligarchs, he was quick to grasp that Mikhail Gorbachev's perestroika offered opportunities to make money.

ReprintsThis common framework leaves surprising room for compromise, and in his speech on January 27th the president was quick to grasp it.

Mr. Toan was quick to grasp that a space station, though extraordinarily confined, would offer advantages available in no other environment: zero gravity, for starters.

Mackintosh was quick to grasp the implications of the NHS Community Care Act 1990, which gave people the right to have their needs assessed.

Critics for other publications were quick to grasp the work's significance.

Institutions are quick to grasp the public relations benefits of playing host to awards ceremonies.

The Tories and the Lib Dems have been quick to grasp the new reality and say they will appear alongside Griffin on the Dimbleby show.

But while companies and business people have been quick to grasp the Internet's possibilities, the consumer market here remains undeveloped due to the relatively high price of computers and Internet connection.

The extremity of the Trump presidency tends to recast past administrations in the pastel glow of nostalgia, providing an opportunity that the politicians of yesteryear have been quick to grasp.