Sentence examples for Exceptional grasp from inspiring English sources
His exceptional grasp of building technology resulted in such striking designs as the Meridian Room of the Paris Observatory (1951), the Exhibition Hall at Nanterre, France (1956 58), and the Church of the Sacré-Coeur de Bonnecousse (1959 60), at Mazamet, France.
The candidate should have an exceptional grasp of the subject and be able to write lively and lucid prose.
"I think it would be fair to say that after a number of years in Congress and putting together the budget, Chairman Ryan has an exceptional grasp of policy," the aide said.
The result is a film that certainly does amaze, and bears several of the PTA hallmarks: breathtaking confidence, a love of acting and of visual beauty, and an exceptional grasp of the art of storytelling.
As the two chatted, Austad quickly discovered that the boyish-looking visitor had an "exceptional grasp" of the research literature on aging.
Schabel's exceptional grasp of diverse styles is evident throughout The Night & The City.
To grasp what's exceptional, you first have to know what's routine.
Today, just about every Republican presidential candidate is condemning Obama for a failure to grasp America's exceptional nature.
They referred to other medical fields and found psychiatry exceptional as that theory was more difficult to grasp without being able to relate it to real patients.
Just as important, it was Gencic who gave Djokovic's parents, Srdjan and Dijana, the assurance that the boy had what it took to be something exceptional in a game whose subtleties they did not yet grasp.
The much less sympathetic Richard Owen was an exceptional anatomist who never collected a fossil in his life but whose grasp of anatomical correspondence between creatures enabled him to prove a distinct genus of creatures.
