Sentence examples for without grasping that from inspiring English sources
It was impossible to watch fans blissing out to songs comprised of long segments of dreamy keyboard-work without grasping that MGMT probably have 2009 at their feet.
Kromer, just for instance, had named her Invisible Luna without grasping that it was he, Kromer, who was invisible to Luna.
How, then, could one be a masterful user of 'moral obligation' without grasping that moral obligations are demands imposed by God?
More importantly, even if it can be shown that the concept of belief is primary to that of desire, and of the other propositional attitudes, the question arises whether indeed one could not grasp the concept of content without grasping that of belief.
Like the classic films of Hollywood's golden era watched alongside the offerings of later decades, new audiences may see in Jones' performance flashes of David Bowie, Priscilla Queen of the Desert or Lady Gaga without fully grasping that it's been her speaking the whole time.
The animal – which has been described as a cross between a teddy bear and a house cat – had been displayed in museums around the globe and exhibited at numerous US zoos for decades without scientists grasping that it had been mislabelled.
According to studies of delinquent adolescents, they have trouble grasping that a "right" is an absolute privilege that they may exercise without penalty.
How far is it from grasping that?
A conscious end — the control of habit — cannot be achieved without grasping the means that can bring it about.
Reprints Related items The battle of PiscatawayAug 28th 1997 Race and housing: Locked out or priced out Aug 28th 1997In short, Mr Clinton is starry-eyed about the notion that America may be "the world's first multiracial democracy", without seeming to grasp that an obsession with race is no help in getting there.
