| The assumption is that things graspable by intellect alone belong to a realm above the material, corporeal world and hence are timeless. |
| She had the air of snatching at that as something concrete, graspable. |
| Reading the report gives you a graspable overview of all elements involved in the program, ranging from technical parameters, the budget spent, and the evolution of the plan in time. |
| Miles's God is too graspable and too controllable. |
| Kimiko Yoshida does not believe that identity is either graspable or ungraspable, either finite or infinite: it is, and nothing more. |
| It was gas, in the first world war, that became the first instantly graspable symbol of how modern states waging war treat humans as cattle or insects. |
