Sentence examples similar to we all grasped from inspiring English sources

So a tunnel at the moment tends to be one we can all grasp.

Because these two terms are exchangeable, it has become difficult for science, namely physics, to properly distinguish and articulate things in a way we can all grasp.

It's really difficult to describe what it feels like to be conscious, but we can all grasp what it is Cleeremans is studying.

But surely we've all grasped that by now.

Why don't we all grasp it fully?

May we all grasp the value of museums with such clarity, and lead young people to do the same.

While their robot could give researchers insights on to how to better protect the oceans, Lang says it won't ultimately matter unless we all grasp the importance and fragility of our underwater ecosystem.

"The understanding of consciousness is one thing but the experience is something that we can all grasp," says Sargent.

The scientific rationale was also pleasingly simple: a gramme of fat has twice as many calories as a gramme of protein or carbohydrate, and we can all grasp the idea that if a person takes in more calories than she expends in physical activity, the surplus ends up as fat.

It's going for youth and that's a rather unusual situation that we're all grasping with," he said.

ZDNet's Mary-Jo Foley — who generally has her ear pretty low to the ground on these things — took the detail and ran with it, theorizing that it may very well be Kin Studio reincarnated for Windows Phone 7. Sure, we're all grasping at straws here, but with good reason: Kin Studio was pretty great.