Well, count me out for next film in this franchise which is grasping for box office straws- aka money, honey- and is squandering millions that could be used to help our nation's poor not stuff its minds with amateurish rubbish and childish fantasies.
And he displays sincere interest in Chris's roiling emotions, which are grasped only by his best friend and roommate, the blind ex-criminal Lewis Jeff Danielss).
Crowd a boxer," he said, assuming a boxing stance and holding his right hand, which was grasping the champagne glass, close to his chest.
It is a perfect storm of technological ambition, hype and fan expectation, arriving at a time in which everyone is grasping for the future of games.
From within the type of consciousness generated within civil society, in which individuals are grasped as bearers of rights abstracted from the particular concrete relationships to which they belong, Smithean optimism may seem justified.
There is always that in poetry which will not be grasped, which cannot be described, which survives our ardent attention, our critical theories, our late-night arguments.
Faith is thus a passionate commitment, not based upon reason but inwardly necessitated, to that which can be grasped in no other way.
Husserl and Meinong contended that the basic categories of objects mirror the various kinds of mental activity by which they are grasped.
The price was not said aloud but was indicated by the number of fingers held up under a loose corner of the seller's dhoti, which would be grasped by the buyer.
Although this complicated system was outside the basic concerns of Confucianism and exercised only a peripheral influence on the development of Chinese thought, what was important was the basic theory behind the system; there is an underlying unity to existence, which can be grasped by the superior man who understands its basic principles.
