Sentence examples for A deep grasp of from inspiring English sources

Yet his delivery lacked Sachs' gravelly weariness and what to me felt like a deep grasp of the characters.

"But a deep grasp of technology is becoming more essential across our resource in every department, not less".

And there has been little from European leaders, especially Mrs. Merkel, to indicate a deep grasp of the crisis and how to fix it.

The real life 'Q' would want me to say that we too enjoy – and, indeed, need – a deep grasp of gadgetry.

This would be a corrupt, undemocratic way to make decisions about the shape of our society even if those involved really were wise men with a deep grasp of the issues.

Neither has a deep grasp of market economics (although they both claim to support the idea) and perhaps neither can be trusted to resist the temptations of populism or assertive nationalism.

In sunflower linen, the suit suggests a deeper grasp of luxury.

Even in its compromised state, the new design moves toward a deeper grasp of history.

It will also, in very practical ways, lead to cures for diseases and a deeper grasp of our behavior as individuals and societies.

Perhaps as a secretary of state he would be a highly professional status quo figure like Hillary Clinton, but with a deeper grasp of the opportunities available in the world.

After 8... Be7, a Lalic-Speelman game in Hastings at the turn of the year gave a positional advantage to White after 9 g3 a5 10 h4 a4 11 but, but Speelman had a deeper grasp of the situation and later won cleverly.