Sentence examples for Full grasp of from inspiring English sources

A full grasp of the play's Elizabethan language eludes some of the cast.

Showing a full grasp of N.B.A. tampering rules, he wisely deflected any questions about James.

We also saved things, often little things, and often for reasons just beyond the full grasp of articulation.

Liberty will need to ensure it has a full grasp of all of them before moving on with a replacement.

To keep students informed and give them a full grasp of the industry, there will also be classroom masterclasses by retail professionals and visits to workplaces.

Rolle, now a Giants safety, said this week: "You really don't get a full grasp of what kind of runner he is until you go against him.

It was Washington's first game since Shanahan benched McNabb in the final two minutes of a loss to Detroit on Oct. 31, after which Shanahan cited McNabb's less-than-full grasp of the two-minute offense, and later his lack of "cardiovascular endurance" stemming from sore hamstrings, as the cause.

"Schedule a helicopter tour or a flyover in Air Force One so that you can grasp the full range of destruction that has beset our neighborhoods, businesses and, importantly, refineries," the editorial said.

Only in recent years have narcotics agents grasped the full reach of the system and its origins in Xalisco, which lies at the foot of volcanic mountains where opium poppies grow.

They were engaged with the issue, grasped the full range of uncertainties and complexities, and formulated reasoned and useful recommendations.

Aristotle's analysis seems to be that both forms of akrasia — weakness and impetuosity — share a common structure: in each case, one's full affirmation or grasp of what one should do comes too late.