Sentences with phrase «other hand i grasp»

On the other hand I grasp the necessity of change.

Your other hand grasps the wrist of the hand holding the pull up bar.

Now, with the other hand grasp the towel at chest level.

Not exact matches

Americans fluent in the language, on the other hand, tend to take on higher - paying, communication - intensive jobs that are out of reach of those without a strong grasp of English.

«Camp this year will be workshop and boot camp style; presenters will share content and knowledge, but we will also hand out worksheets and other takeaways that will help attendees grasp knowledge, but more importantly, know how to implement it.»

And when, as in the United Methodist Book of Discipline, one attempts to grasp the oneness of life, the effort is split up into «Doctrine and Doctrinal Statements» on the one hand, and the «Social Principles» on the other.

On the other hand, the man who plays the game sometimes has a better grasp of its essentials than the man who merely observes.

Independence, on the other hand, emerges out of an awareness that there are other things to live for and we have within ourselves the ability to reach out and grasp them, if only we will.

For Nietzsche, on the other hand, the essential unity which may be said to underlie all things is not a complete totality which we can grasp through reason (as it is with Hegel), but an open - ended, incomplete process or chaotic flux which finds expression in the contingent, finite, temporal process of growth and decay which are characteristic of nature.

Whitehead, on the other hand, stands at the forefront of a movement that was destined to debunk absolutes in both philosophy and science, in order to grasp the nature of reality with more subtle and flexible intellectual tools.

This all - too - brief statement concerning interpretation, on the one hand, that sees its task as thoroughly grasping historical content, and, on the other, interpretation that hopefully comes to a hearing of God's Word addressing the interpreter is not intended to lead the reader to a choice and to prejudice him in that choice.

On the other hand he contrasts his theory of becoming with Bergson's on the grounds that the latter denies to the human intellect the power to grasp pure becoming as such and by means of spatialized images to achieve an insight into its true being.

But this next chapter will make no sense at all unless we have grasped the distinction between the world as it appears on the one hand outwardly and as revealed by mechanistic science, and on the other hand the world that is hidden beneath appearances but is as real.

On the other hand if you are determined to hate the God of the OT no matter what, it is unlikely that you will escape the grasp of confirmation bias.

On the other hand if I precipitously and ineptly venture to grasp too much at one time I might be overwhelmed by the complexity of the material that I attempt to appropriate.

On the other hand, all too often Christians have managed to make the sacrament an occasional appendage to what is in fact a nonsacramental Christianity, by reason of their failure to grasp the great truth that it is «the gospel in action,» as well as by reason of their failure to demand and make use of frequent occasions for its celebration.

If more mature, fold the leaf vertically with its underside up, grasp the leaf in one hand and the stem in the other and and rip it off toward the tip of the leaf, removing the stem and the tough tendrils.

They are served in a cone - shaped, waxed paper which is grasped in one hand while you eat with the other.

Once you have your dough formed into a disk pick it up by the edge grasping it with both hands next to each other, then gently stregth the dough by pulling your hands apart a few inches, then rotate the dough and repeat.

The wrestlers will grasp each other in a bear hug, locking their hands, and stay in that position until one wrestler has scored a point by throwing the other or making him let go.

It features several handholds and a built - in rail for your little one to grasp with one hand while helping you around the kitchen with the other.

On the other hand, a toddler may not have grasped the notion that she was the top dog before the baby arrived.

Once baby is able to sit, she'll start to work more and more on developing her hand skills - manipulating objects by grasping, passing objects from one hand to the other and more.

On the other hand, the angled designs make for a firm and comfortable grasp.

Legs - Support the baby's foot with one hand and grasp the top of the thigh with your other hand.

They are sized well for grasping, and encourage the baby to move his or her wrist in order to pass the toy to the other hand.

This is done by grasping the broiler carcass in the bag with one hand and the closed top of the bag with the other.

He'll test this newfound perception with his hands by reaching, transferring objects from one hand to the other, exploring his knees, feet and toes, and even using a raking grasp to snatch objects of interest.

Its eye catching design promotes tactile interest and the flexible rings enhance reaching, grasping and transferring from one hand to the other, all important foundational skills for future learning.

Cut the paper into strips about an inch wide and show your toddler how to use the pincer grasp to hold the strip with both hands and then move her hands away from each other (one toward her body and the other away) to tear it.

This can be achieved by helping your child with certain play patterns such as grasping small objects, pouring water out of cups, squeezing things like sponges, and doing other activities that force a child to use their hands in creative ways.

Hinchey, a broad smile on his face, greeted almost everyone personally with what friends call «a half - Hinchey,» a firm handshake with the left hand grasping the other person's forearm.

Lawton steadies her hand by resting it against a solid object; then, with robotic help, Damiano plunges the needle through the outside wall of the artery, grasps its point as it emerges on the other side, and pulls the needle through.

Babies often exhibit mirror movements in which, for example, an intentional grasping movement with one hand or a kick with one leg is accompanied by a similar involuntary movement by the other side.

It had long been believed that human hands evolved a longer thumb relative to the other fingers to allow precision grasping as humans began to learn to make stone tools.

This new partial foot from Burtele (this is all that was found, no other post crania, crania or dentition) lacks an arch and two of the bones comprised an abducted toe, that is to say, an opposable toe, like the thumb on a human hand, capable of grasping tree limbs but less efficient than the human foot on the ground.

For the current work, the researchers aimed to discover how the PPC encodes and organizes neural information about other body movements, such as grasping a cup with the left versus right hand, or imagining versus attempting certain bodily movements.

Keeping your knees slightly bent, grasp the loaded end of the bar with your left arm with an overhand grip and put your other hand on your thigh for support.

Once you've done that, reach across your body with your other hand and grasp the dumbbell.

We grasped hands and said these things to each other again in the yurt tent.

On the other hand, if you really want that lean toned look - it is within your grasp.

Sheer and seemingly lightweight on the one hand, it boasts bulky décor on the other, grasping attention with its stylish design typical of the 1920s.

Indians might have a firm grasp on the idea of online matrimonial websites, but dating on the other hand is not something that a lot of people are comfortable doing, or even talking about, and the country doesn't really have many online dating sites.

This isn't to suggest, on the other hand, that having a perfect grasp of French — which I don't, by the way — would make this video crystal clear.

Often shooting the action with sweeping pans a la «Afterschool» (a film more transparently indebted to the clinical approach of Michael Haneke), he tends to keep shots at the consistent level of heads bobbing along back alleys, hands as they hold onto one another, hips as they thrust together, until the routine is unsettled by bodies falling where they ought not to be, with hands grasping at feet and other indications of unease quietly coming to the forefront.

Together, they engage in a deadly game of cat and mouse, constantly feeling each other out and grasping artfully for the upper hand.

An impressionistic barrage of sexually frustrated prisoners grasping for each other and at themselves, their musculature bathed in chiaroscuro light as they lovingly move their hands down their bodies while they're watched by drooling, baton - wielding guards, Un chant d'amour is an all - consuming work of art that aims to liberate the viewer through erotic fantasy.

On the other hand, I do not doubt that you are right in saying that the kinds of teachers you describe are successful at least in part because of their general intellectual capability, and their profound grasp of the subject.

I tore away and broke my buttons and rushed out into the dappled woody light of morning, bawling in fright, but I wanted a sleep and a feed and so fetched the stupid trolley from its hiding place and brought it back to the main door of the printery where I met my father rushing the other way, a stick of type grasped in his hand.

Deqo trips over a boy and falls at the feet of a soldier; he grasps her dress in one hand and the boy's arm in the other and drags them over to a massive lorry waiting beside the road.