But divers grope with words to express the gap between the experience and the recollection. |
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The shelter inside was totally dark and one had to grope to find a place to sit on the backless wooden forms. |
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At times like this, as we grope to express our feelings, we all tend to fall back on the simplest of utterances. |
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He groaned inwardly and began to grope along his side table, trying to find the receiver. |
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How absurd and self-defeating it would be to argue that artists should or can continue to grope blindly, trusting to accident or mere intuition. |
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The trees that stood around us seemed to grope around, like evil spirits searching for souls. |
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When a song makes you want to get up and dance, hug someone, grope someone and shout profanities all at once, is it special or are you? |
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Don't behave like a drunken grope artist in front of a room full of journalists, son. |
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Under that umbrella in Colorado as I understand it, this could be anything from a mild grope to almost rape. |
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By the way they'd grope her, I never got the impression that the chaps in the pub were too fussed by her previous existence. |
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Before then, dope smoke and the fast grope made a trip to the seashore in March seem acceptable. |
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David and I are often to be found by our friends having a quick grope, like a couple of teenagers. |
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Yet, I'd never got more than the odd snog and a bit of a drunken grope, while everyone else was at it like rabbits. |
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Nevertheless, as the attack grew ever more frenzied, I still somehow managed to retain the presence of mind to grope for the necessary remedy. |
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It is, however, forbidden, in the strongest possible terms, to squeeze, grope and fondle your own private parts in public. |
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Or you can pull over, put the vehicle in park, unfasten your belt, stick your head between the front seats, and grope for a spell. |
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The moon was hidden behind thick black clouds and she had to grope her way around the unfamiliar surroundings. |
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I grope blindly and my hand finds a paperweight on the end table, a lump of volcanic glass that Emily picked up on our honeymoon in Hawaii. |
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I don't want to date someone who has to let people grope him. |
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If there are conflicting reports, it's important to interrupt your narrative masterpiece to note that and let the reader grope toward his or her own version of the truth. |
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When you're not sure about the exact structure of the page, though, it's better to grope blindly through all the content with a minimum of assumptions. |
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I was surprised as I felt the sudden grope of two hands upon my rear. |
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Female activists handed out flyers depicting a hand emerging from a military uniform and stretching out to grope a frowning woman. |
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When Winston and some of his friends followed her there and tried to grope her, Brown stabbed Winston in the chest. |
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Traditionally, firefighters crawl on their hands and knees and grope their way through blinding smoke to find unconscious victims. |
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It's out of the driver's sight, so if you don't turn your eyes away from the road, you'll have to grope for it. |
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They meet with darkness in the day time, and grope in the noonday as in the night. |
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You have to be willing not to know, to grope forward, to watch and be watched, to try things out. |
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Nathan felt his anger flare as he watched the man grope at Marie. |
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Then I bound into the room, and grope my way in the darkness. |
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It is far more logical for the Iraqi regime to do as Resolution 1441 requires and actually open the gates, so that Dr Blix and his team do not have to virtually grope their way through Iraq with a glimmering lamp. |
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Normally does not have to grope for words. |
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Normally does not have to grope for words. Often shows a significant degree of fluency and ease in speaking, yet, under pressure, may experience language breakdown. |
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He'd point out a woman and suggest we grope her. |
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We all make such a distinction, even though we must sometimes grope for ways to apply it in cases that near the edge between invention and discovery. |
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Despite this, it has taken two decades for researchers in these fields to begin to meet together, to read one another's work, to debate and to grope towards common definitions of terms. |
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This supportive environment, in a neighbourhood where gang members regularly accost and grope girls on their way to school, is run by a professionally trained adult. |
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With regard to the following-up of cases by OLAF, we often have to grope around in the dark, as the national authorities have not told us what action has been taken on the basis of the results of OLAF investigations. |
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American anglers grope for comparisons when sizing up tenkara. |
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A votary of truth is often obliged to grope in the dark. |
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