Examples of using Grasps in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Everything divine which the human mind grasps and the human soul acquires is an experiential attainment;
the baby grasps the breast well
their implementation in the energy sector is a challenging topic that grasps more and more attention as it is urgently needed for implementation in energy industry.
When man grasps a fragment of it and absorbs it into the racial consciousness we call it the formulation of a law,
you have actually done the first step to get all planned grasps well.
As a rule, it is located at the bottom of the basement and grasps the outer edge exterior basement walls.
you have actually done the initial step to obtain all planned grasps well.
Lovely background is also a positive aspect of the game that grasps the player for a long time without getting bore.
Jonah staggers to his feet, and stumbling to the deck, grasps a shroud, to look out upon the sea.
Monism shows that our knowledge grasps reality in its true nature, not in a purely subjective image.
It is a sensibility that grasps the world as a whole
Ignatius grasps that the Eucharist supremely embodies and so most fully
In the light of this conviction one grasps more clearly the great importance of all the initiatives aimed at implementing the Second Vatican Council,
they will continue to be like a drowsing man who never grasps anything you tell him.
Each grasps for the same Dead Sea fruit that turns to dust and ashes in its mouth.
But a critique that grasps the spectacles essential character reveals it to be a visible negation of life a negation that has taken on a visible form.
facility operator grasps.
difference what you grasp', said Buddha,'when someone grasps, Mara stands beside him.'.
a serpent so large that he surrounds the earth and grasps his own tail, will raise itself from the.
the classic theory of cinema that the camera is an impartial instrument which grasps, or rather is impregnated by, the world in its‘concrete reality' is an eminently reactionary one.