Sentence examples for you grasped it from inspiring English sources
If you grasped it like a hockey stick (hands apart) or even like a baseball bat (hands together) and swung it with full leverage, you could throw a lacrosse ball more than a hundred miles an hour.
"It appeared to people for a while that if you reached for the brass ring, you grasped it," said Frederick Muto, a partner who oversees the San Diego office of Cooley Godward, one of the firms with headquarters in Silicon Valley.
You grasp it and people don't notice that you have taken it.
But only when you step into the scar, at ground level, do you grasp it fully.
Finally, he sighed and started for the shower — then paused to ask, "What happened out there, Tad?" The game never quite lets you grasp it whole.
When you think you have grasped it, it slips through your fingers.
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You might have grasped it from the fact that the fictional city is the worst air polluter in the state or the fact that it has a booming trade in sweatshops, or maybe from the fact that its mayor is a lush who takes backhanders from local criminals and whose son was involved in a hit and run, his face "so coke-dusted he looked like a clown".
I don't think you've quite grasped it yet.
Or you might just have grasped it from the permanent wrinkle on Ani Bezzerides' (Rachel McAdams) nose as she observes all the sulphur and sin.
