Sentence examples for Grasp of a language from inspiring English sources

Dr Jane Orton says Asian languages are taught in many primary schools but only for half an hour or so a week, which is nowhere near enough to get a proper grasp of a language.

Thus began the deconstruction of everything I thought I knew about having a good grasp of a language.

One reason is a poor grasp of English, a language, one male Thai sex worker complained, that "we learned only from our clients".

In this context, we present two biologically inspired recurrent neural network models, based on the long short-term memory (LSTM) architecture, each of which develops a functional grasp of a small language by participating in a question answering game.

We're not expecting them to reach anything near fluency, but can they gain at least a basic grasp of a new language, and how will the experience of self-directed, tech-based learning work out for them?

If you want to get something done with a computer, it turns out, there are better ways to do it than laboriously type out conversational sentences to be read by a programme with a shaky grasp of the language and a gratingly affected sense of humour.

Unhindered by deadlines and with a grasp of the language, I uncovered a side of Pakistan that few other foreign writers have been fortunate enough to experience.

They will know the correct way to pronounce words and will have a better grasp of the language than a non-native speaker.

After playing with Swift for a few days, I now have a much stronger grasp of the language and a certain level of understanding how things work.

Given Greg's lack of a grasp of human language, men deifying him don't have to worry about him using any slurs or degrading women.

Eventually you will have enough of a grasp of the language and its syntax, as well as the "theory" of programming, that you can complete more difficult projects.