Sentence examples for work to grasp from inspiring English sources
He simply couldn't run a campaign, couldn't keep control of his tongue or ego, couldn't do the hard work to grasp weighty matters of policy or background.
The problem with this form of power and intelligence is that because it's rare to experience in time, it requires life-long work to grasp and calls on the courageous heart to remain connected, it is misunderstood, easily ignored and/or commonly seen as having no place in business.
As I've been teaching longer and longer, I realize I learn so much from the voices I'm naturally drawn to, the writers I love on an instinctive level — but I also learn so much from the writers that I have to work to grasp.
Perkus sought to parse Biller's words, a clustery confusion from the night before, working to grasp what form his new roommate might take, even as he heard the volunteers at individual doors, calling each apartment's resident by name, murmuring "good boy" or "good girl" as they headed out to use the snowdrifts as a potty.
Addams actively worked to grasp their subject position.
But to watch Polone at work is to grasp the degree to which he wears his impiety as a badge.
She goes on to enumerate some of the aspects of effective independent assignments, like "retrieval practice," which basically means doing practice tests to reinforce learning and commit it to memory, and "interleaving," in which problems are not grouped into sets by type, but rather scattered throughout an assignment, which makes the brain work harder to grasp the material.
If grasping an object's conceptual nature requires situating it art-historically, then the intellectual work required to grasp its nature will include situating it art-historically.
To understand how music works is to grasp fundamental truths about how humans communicate creatively.
To stand behind his shoulder as he works is to grasp the dizzying confusion of being the stationary pivot in a constantly shifting mass.
I stopped in my tracks, breathing the rarefied air of such altitudes, my mind working hard to grasp the climate-change-induced drama that had unfolded since I was last at that spot.
