Sentences with phrase «much grasp he»

But not much grasp of the significant of there being minable water on the moon.

A student needs to show that how much grasp he / she have on the relevant topic and their capabilities of critical thinking.

The more you grasp at these silly notions the more I realize how much grasping you are willing to do in order to convince yourself of your superiority.

Not exact matches

After you objectively evaluate your capital needs, products or services, competition, marketing plans, and potential to make a profit, you'll have a much better grasp on your chances for success.

With Facebook becoming very much a «pay - to - play» platform, this is the perfect opportunity for businesses and marketers to fully grasp everything there is to know about ensuring that your advertising dollar stretches as far as possible.

I've got ta admit to you — because I try to be totally transparent — that I don't think we even had a grasp, three years ago, of how much we would do that.

When sales dipped, the young company was not only left holding a surplus of product, it didn't have a good grasp of how much inventory its retailers had.

This is one of the hardest of the three game changers to grasp since it's still very much in its formative stages, but stick with me for a minute or two because this applies to just about every industry.

Fantasizing too much and too positively may cause you to lose grasp of reality.

As much as we may loathe the behavior of the expert flimflam man, we also have to admire his grasp of human psychology and skills of persuasion — skills it's possible to use for far more admirable ends, according to author Alexa Clay.

Significant areas of Syria still remain beyond the president's grasp, including nearly all of the north, much of the east, and a chunk of the southwest, areas where foreign interests will complicate further gains.

Several of the managers at Magellan's seemed to grasp as much — at the top of their list of departmental goals they'd scribbled, «Time for John and Gloria.»

Melinda and I love one line so much that we had it painted on a wall in our house: «His dream must have seemed so close that he could hardly fail to grasp it.»»

Though much like Drucker back in the 1930s, we are still unable to fully grasp what is yet to come.

As you approach retirement you'll have a much better grasp of how much you spend on an annual basis and what your wants, needs, and desires will be in your retirement years.

Those who have demonstrated their ability to distinguish three from four «competitors» by counting on their fingers have no grasp of how much money it takes to make an impact in the wireless industry.

Once you have a good grasp on your finances, you'll have less of a tendency to hoard because you'll have a much better idea of where you stand financially.

What this means then is that there is an appearance of humility and a protestation that the truth is much greater than anyone of us can grasp.

The point is that the «blob of tissues» theology is unsustainable, and that plenty of people can grasp as much, whether or not they know what a tabernacle is.

This is what I love so much about storytelling, especially fantasy and science fiction: When the ordinary is depicted in an unfamiliar world, the contrast helps it stand out, helps us grasp it and learn to value it again.

He flip flops to much and has no grasp on domestic and foreign policies!

What we need to grasp is much more readily accessible to us in any standard introduction.

Only It's peception is reality, and its way beyond our ability to fully grasp, though we still should try to understand as much as we can and work from there..

You Said:» Only * It's * peception is reality, and its way beyond our ability to fully grasp, though we still should try to understand as much as we can and work from there..»

Much of the conversation in here sounds like adolescents debating the details of Harry Potter, or of the Twilight series... except adolescents have a better grasp on the fact that those magical worlds are just pretend.

One only has to look at L'Enfant's original plan for the buildings and parks of Washington, D.C., to grasp how much attention our nation's founders paid to splendor and simplicity, to virtue and nobility and beauty....

I see two indications: recent developments in sacramental theology have helped us to understand the sacraments more clearly as divine actions, and the new sacramental services of the major denominations have made this understanding much more explicit for all to grasp.

But he went much further, arguing that Christian philosophy, like that of Aristotle, should be empirical: it should proceed from what can be grasped by the senses — and not, as the Augustinian tradition held, by what can be grasped purely by the Mind.

As one of his more perceptive interpreters have pointed out, «It is much easier to grasp what (Bonhoeffer) meant by «religious than nonreligious».

On that basis it is conceivable that genuine «progress» in dogmatic development in the future will move, not so much in the direction of a wider, more exact unfolding and precise definition of traditional dogma, but simply in that of a more living, radical grasp and statement of the ultimate fundamental dogmas themselves.

But nothing is lost and much is gained when our grasp of the truth about God's living action in these areas precludes the thought that God intervenes to violate the internal congruity and consistency of the divine creation with its never - absent divine energizing in and through created entities, events, and happenings.

Something much more fundamental is called for if we are to grasp the significance of what has taken place during the past 500 years and to comprehend what is taking place.

Simple meteorological science is just too much for Austin or Rainy to grasp.

Israeli Jews have a much better grasp of science than the average American.

It is the reality of what is potential, in its character of a real component of what is actual» (PR 103; italics added), We need now a clearer grasp of the nature of this potentiality and if we really understand what Whitehead means in this last sentence, when he refers to the character of this potentiality as «a real component of what is actual,» then we will understand the nature of the extensive continuum much more clearly.

Oooooh, reality, logic, and reason just few waaaay over your head and too much for your pea brain to grasp.

The fact is, you simply can't grasp just how much time was required for evolutionary forces to push materials in the right direction for life to emerge.

Despite its considerable currency, the idea of religion as sacred canopy seems not to have been grasped in more than a superficial way in much of the literature.

My experience has been that others who have explored other religions (I mean truly explored them as good for their spiritual path, not just learned about them to show how they are wrong) have a much better grasp of Christianity, especially the scholarship around it.

Yet, if they could momentarily throw aside their infantile pseudo intellectual brainwashing, they would see that even though science can never prove or disprove something defined to be outside science, if we look at every other species known to man, we see that they interact with a universe that WE know to be much more complex than what they can perceive or grasp, but they can never even suspect exists but which is perfectly real to us.

[11] «Esse or «to be,» is something else and much harder to grasp because it lies more deeply hidden in the metaphysical structure of reality.

It also shows us we can be unconditionally loved, to help us to accept that love even when we know we don't deserve it, which can illustrate to us just how much God must love us, and to love God completely when we come to grasp more and more His nature.

Pierre Teilhard de Chardin has made much of this in his widely read The Phenomenon of Man, but long before the publication of that volume C. Lloyd - Morgan in his Gifford lectures had indicated the significance of such «emergents», along with the «importance» (although this is not his, but Whitehead's, word) which they possess both in the ongoing movement of the world and as a way of our grasping of the meaning of that world in its on going movement.

I afraid you may not have a working grasp on «in seven days»; «in the beginning» much less 6.5 billion years.

The change we favor would help the successful as much as anyone, giving them what is presently slipping beyond everyone's grasp, a form of life that is intrinsically meaningful and valuable.

But for the man also who does not so much as reach faith life has tasks enough, and if one loves them sincerely, life will by no means be wasted, even though it never is comparable to the life of those who sensed and grasped the highest.

You don't seem to grasp how much the Catholic church has contributed to charity, education, and medicine over the last thousand or so years.

And yet, could even those who encountered these people day in, day out grasp how much effort their faith and commitment entailed?

Very likely, failure by faculty members really to grasp this obvious truth is the occasion for much student discontent today.

Because as much as Christians think they have a grasp on the Hebrew books and law (Torah)-- they don't and much of what we hear in churches on many issues is complete mumbo jumbo.