Sentence examples for we fail to grasp from inspiring English sources

At no point, as hunter and prey converge, do we fail to grasp who is where and what is happening.

What if we're so focused on denial, data and property that we fail to grasp the human side of the situation?

And sometimes, we have to raise the question, 'Are you more loyal to the state of Israel than you are to the best interests of the United States of America?"' Perhaps it's because we are unused to anti-Catholic bigotry in America these days, or associate it mainly with the cultural left, that we fail to grasp how extreme Bob Jones actually is.

The U.S. has witnessed 21 incidents of mass murder since 2000, and we fail to grasp the deep psychic toll these killings have on all of us.

But because so much goes on behind the scenes of our Internet interactions that nobody sees or hears, we fail to grasp the impact of actions by Facebook and others until a concrete violation stares us in the face, such as a hacked account or stolen credit.

Lest we failed to grasp the significance of what we were witnessing, Eddie boasted of "a potential TV audience of 100 million".

We see now that we failed to grasp what the lack of sleep would do to our brains, what garbled ideas and half-crazed visions would dance through our heads.

One might ask how we failed to grasp the significance of productive capital's input and the necessity for broad private sector individual ownership?

But because they technically belong to a traditional party, we often fail to grasp how they have radicalized the G.O.P. What Grillo presents is the possibility of a radically different form of democracy: participatory democracy — done through the Internet — rather than the kind of representative democracy that the world has known in the last few centuries.

Authors' response: As you realize later on in your report, we did not " fail to grasp the mathematical fact that one cannot reproduce arbitrary degree distributions using a family of processes that has only a small number of parameters", because we can indeed prescribe any degree distribution using the assortativity matrix.

We possess the object yet fail to grasp its intrinsic value because we want to hold onto it forever rather than munching into it.