Sentence examples for Tremendous grasp from inspiring English sources

No member of the Philharmonic will argue with the proposition that Mr. Maazel is a master of conducting technique, that he is a maestro with a tremendous grasp of the score and a superb set of ears.

But the public may fail to grasp the tremendous significance of what is taking place, which is that the culture of impunity is being assaulted and occasionally defeated.

Accustomed to cooking with gas in the U.S., Yina didn't grasp how tremendous the problem of cooking with charcoal and firewood was until her visit to Awendo.

We have experienced tremendous developments and intuitively grasp the potential, but when we peruse the app store and download a few, their usefulness rates as "meh" at best.

"Moving to Leeds is a tremendous opportunity and I'm sure he'll grasp it with both hands.

There is a tremendous amount of information that you need to grasp on the technical side of blogging, and you need to seamlessly integrate that with your creative approach.

Moreover, Elton recalled that "Humboldt's writings in turn inspired Charles Darwin, who went further than most of his generation in grasping the tremendous intricacy and importance of plant and animal interrelationships".

"The artist-engineers of Siena grasped the tremendous interpretative and expository potential of graphics," Galluzzi says, and they consciously devised ways to turn it into a powerful tool in their writings.

If clients have not had tremendous successes, he has them imagine what success might feel like – or to grasp onto their strengths or personal hero – and connects them to those emotions to boost their confidence.

One of the hardest concepts for us to grasp is that making choices that honor ourselves and our happiness is actually a tremendous service to those around us.

Like her husband, she is a pragmatist who will quickly grasp the nuances of every issue, and she will bring--as she does to all things--a tremendous motivation to succeed.