Sentence examples for Intellectual grasp from inspiring English sources
His technique and intellectual grasp are phenomenal.
Mr. Guirgis's dramatic technique is not yet on a par with his intellectual grasp.
Yet he had an intellectual grasp of Irish language and Irish literature.
Mr. Putin clearly has an intellectual grasp of democracy and of what he has called the "historic futility" of communism.
In recent years, Bertolucci's responsiveness to beauty has remained strong, but his intellectual grasp of what he's doing has weakened.
Yes, I left with a slightly better intellectual grasp of the maths, but I didn't feel emotionally touched or implicated at all.
Metaphorical characterizations of intuition as intellectual "grasping" or "seeing" are not enough, and if intuition is some form of intellectual "grasping," it appears that all that is grasped is relations among our concepts, rather than facts about the external world.
Some aides and close associates say Mr. Kerry's fluidity is the mark of an intellectual who grasps the subtleties of issues, inhabits their nuances and revels in the deliberative process.
This is the first type of intellect, the potential intellect, which is merely an ability to grasp intellectual forms.
It takes intellectual courage to grasp the argument that it does.
"That may be hard for my conservative intellectual friends to grasp," he said.
