Sentence examples for would grasp from inspiring English sources

Others would grasp the arms of instructors who used physical cues to describe the dioramas.

Perhaps then the pig would grasp the horror — the horror — of what its species had done.

"I totally understand how one would grasp for anything that looks promising," Dr. Mucke said.

If everyone were struck blind, names would surely become more, not less, crucial: as one means of identification was lost, we would grasp eagerly at another.

A veteran teacher told Lewis that only twenty per cent of his students would grasp what he was teaching, so he should go over each lesson five times.

They admitted Mr Brown's presence made any deal "toxic", but that removing him would open the door for an agreement which many in the party would grasp.

He'd grasp the lever firmly.

Cuthbert Collingwood, one of the captains overlooked by the despatch, subsequently described Curtis as "an artful, sneeking creature, whose fawning insinuating manners creeps into the confidence of whoever he attacks and whose rapacity wou'd grasp all honours and all profits that come within his view".

Doshi thought this over and said, "Sure!" Andreessen grinned: he's a systems thinker, and he'd grasped how Mixpanel fit into the system.

And in that I think he'd grasped a quality of vulnerability and self-exposure in his own talent, which was what transformed Tony Soprano from genre brute into a kind of everyman.

By the time I'd grasped the concept (underachieving businessman is overassisted by an ex-soldier who takes corporate "killing" all too literally), I'd stashed the set back in its cabinet.