Grasped

The later Yogacara commentator Sthiramati explains this thus: "There is a grasper if there is something to be grasped, but not in the absence of what is to be grasped.

Where there is no thing to be grasped, the absence of a grasper also follows, there is not just the absence of the thing to be grasped.

A few lawmakers have already grasped this reality, including Reps.

As soon as my still-forming seven-year-old brain grasped the structural dynamics of a chopped pork barm, you could find me smearing pillowy pre-sliced rolls with hot pink mystery meat and unnervingly generous swipes of.

Based on their words and actions since McCarthy lost the speakership, the so-called moderates still haven’t grasped the reality of the situation.

But I hadn’t grasped how hearing the likes of Ms Dynamite, who sounded and looked like me, allowed me to internalise the idea that voice was worth listening to.

Got his chance after Dan McStay’s injury, but never truly grasped it.

I believe that the Spirit is now creating a welcome opportunity for change – an opportunity which has been grasped by Pope Francis.

That’s not next year,” he said, adding that consumers may not have fully grasped this yet.

While I knew some of the well-trodden tropes and had caught brief snippets of media coverage on this issue, there is no way I grasped the scale of the problem.

America would not run out of frontier until 1890, but a half century earlier Ralph Waldo Emerson grasped the underlying problem.

But the important thing is that, with those two opportunities, I really grasped them with both hands and made the most of them.

He has clearly grasped the need to shore up Ukraine’s support in the global south, where Russia has made headway, and Kyiv is venturing further afield of the Security Council.

If a student has not grasped these concepts by then, chances are they never will—a stark issue crying out for innovative thinking.

I may have found my rainbow after the rain, but a rainbow is only a fleeting moment; only a reflection, and cannot be grasped by reality.

It's a real positive to think we've done a lot of good things this year, the experiences of certain players in a new environment and how they've grasped that and how much they'll be better for it next year.

It was repeatedly explained to Trump that there is not some common pot of money into which NATO members pay dues, but it seems he never grasped it.

Many could not hold back their tears and often grasped the hands of fellow hostage family members.

She was brought up bilingual in Jackson Heights, Queens, yet she feels she never quite grasped a “knowledge of either language on an academic level”.

And yet they all grasped the interdependent logic of naval and land operations and strategy, and they all held capital ships in high regard as the chief repository of bluewater sea power.