How To Use grok In A Sentence
- And I grok some of the arguments against eating other farmed animals, too.
- And while the MagicMouse can be picked up and grokked nearly instantaneously (though it sucks that right-click is disabled by default), the OpenOfficeMouse requires about two days of acclimation according to the FAQ. Open source design and the OpenOfficeMouse | FactoryCity
- I sat and played a sweet guitar while Martians grokked me from afar Kristine Kathryn Rusch » Two Other Versions of Janis Ian’s “Welcome Home”
- Promoting despite the weird comment about "GMDers" and "new point (s) of view" that I don't really grok ... - promoted by odum Green Mountain Daily - Front Page
- I'd say an advanced undergrad could easily grok this book.
- I might agree somewhat with whatever it is that you are trying to say if I could understand what it is you are trying to say, but unless you can fill out your thoughts into a cogent paragraph, I won't be able to 'grok' your thoughts. Making Sure The Workforce Gets The Message - NASA Watch
- In his excellent portrait of hacker psychology, he pointed out that hackers are far more likely to have cats than dogs, and adds that ‘it is widely grokked that cats have the hacker nature’.
- But only YouTube created a new way for millions of people to entertain, educate, shock, rock and grok one another on a scale we've never seen before.
- You didn't take me seriously in the first place or you wouldn't have engaged this tack. … and you would have grokked the aside. Are Changes Brewing and How Does the Mind Fit In?
- She has raised some timely related issues, so we'll try to grok their intricacies and fold them into the discussion.