We grasp this as a historical fact, but not as an experience.
The past will remain a riddle until we grasp this basic point.
We grasp, then, the number of considerations on which all such depend: if, however, we grasp this, we also grasp their solutions as well; for the objections to these are the solutions of them.
If what she is saying is that we, as humans, as individuals, have to recognise we are not supremely important, then it is at the level of the individual that we grasp this point.
We grasp this concept best if we resist treating roads as simple natural objects they are, like the woodman's blazes, akin to texts that we "read" for guidance as we proceed that way.
The council leader said it was "vital we grasp this chance to make the most of our new connection, attract new high street names [and] offer quality town centre living options".
Observing the profiles of the facades we grasp this desire to articulate the mass, as in the processes of excavation of the Roman works, with bodies sometimes heavy and sometimes as narrow as blades, to accommodate the various functions: exhibition halls, conference rooms, offices and public spaces.
In immediate, non-conceptualized experience we grasp the dynamicity of this interfacing as becoming or the flow of duration ("durée"), but this felt dynamic content of our experience transcends what we can conceptually articulate.
But it could be a way of life for all of us if we grasp the nugget of what this tiny book is about.
A mystery like time turns into "time," a term we grasp the way we grasp "rock" or "tree". In this way, our chief creative act is to manufacture a world of objects that perfectly fits one species of consciousness, our own.
If we have not grasped this from experience, then there is plenty of scientific research to make that clear.
