Sentence examples for widely grasped from inspiring English sources

Phillip Blond, a thinker who helped popularise the idea, has warned that it "is still not widely grasped or shared across all departments".The Big Society's woes are not just a gift to the Labour Party.

Widstrom and Thingstrom-Paulsson observed that the position of the newborn's chin provides a reference point to help them gape widely, grasp the nipple and take in adequate breast tissue to commence suckling while held by their mothers in skin-to-skin contact from the moment of birth [ 18].

Clarke thought highly of the argument from design, largely because it is widely accessible and easily grasped.

Ratip extents the widely applied Grasp program to calculate a variety of atomic transition and ionization properties within a relativistic framework.

But he grasped Rouault, whose obsessive, deeply spiritual pictures, widely undervalued, emit an uncanny light.

Sillywood was built on interactive CD-ROMs, which, before people had grasped the full scope of the Internet, were widely regarded as the wave of the information and entertainment future.

This intuition is simple, easy to grasp, and widely accepted.

Ed Miliband grasped this point.

He grasped the time.

Ancient readers readily grasped this.

"I never grasped my limbs.