Examples of using Grasped in English and their translations into Czech
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I have… I have grasped my destiny.
You think? Sure, I mean… what don't you think he grasped?
You have grasped the point.
Thus turn away from all scientific knowledge, where it is a question of what is most sacred in man,which must be fully grasped!
But you have grasped what has happened?
Here in his study at Down House,ran against the evidence of the natural world. Darwin grasped that the religious story of creation.
I have grasped the talcum powder of powerl!
You would think you would have grasped that by now.
I think Christ grasped that, and I have seen it work.
For years, we have swallowed Rome's lies and cruelties and grasped at the crumbs from their table.
I think Christ grasped that, and I have seen it work.
Finally, the fourth mode, you can take a piano with you on the road- kids toy easily grasped and can play the piano wherever they go.
You have finally grasped my will. When my brother returns.
I don't think you have totally grasped your situation.
And grasped in its claws my children. Madness has overtaken this city.
The booger eater grasped the symbolism.
Some grasped the connection between the separate image and the original film, while others did not.
Otherwise they would not have grasped my explanations at all.
Once you have grasped that intellectual complexity, you can move on to the next level.
As for the US,it was Churchill who grasped the real meaning.
Which means you have grasped the scale of Tiresias, and you're very frightened.
Madness has overtaken this city and grasped in its claws my children.
Charcot never fully grasped what he was dealing with, what we would now call the unconscious mind.
Although they would pay a terrible price for their independence the Vietnamese understood a basic truth the american leaders never grasped the Vietnamese foreign minister later said we knew that they could not stay in Vietnam forever.
Even we grasped the importance of this meeting, and we were as excited as Leopoldo.
You know, Bones, I'm not sure you have grasped the basic theory, you know, of getting drunk.
Hutton grasped that a whole variety of rocks could have started off as molten and as they solidified under different conditions their appearance and look would change.
I am not convinced that you have entirely grasped all our concerns about the ACTA negotiations.
However, if he grasped the right sense and the true meaning of those words they should arouse in him a feeling quite different from one of comfortable security.
And being eternal it can never be clearly and truly grasped by the earthly senses, which are familiar only with the change of forms!