Sentence examples for a certain grasp of from inspiring English sources
Understanding the Vicenza-Verona rivalry requires a certain grasp of Italian history and there is an old Veneto saying: Veneziani gran signori, Padovani gran dottori, Vicentini magnagati, Veronesi tutti mati.
"I may not know diddle about being a detective, but I have a certain rudimentary grasp of the detective story," Amsterdam remarks, summing up the book's rationale.
Grasping value properties can be interpreted as a certain kind of grasping of a Gestalt, as Ehrenfels and other Gestalt theorists might have said.
Mauve being mauve, the author is also forced to do a certain amount of grasping at straws.
Each grasp type has a certain set of location and quality parameters used to select grasp locations and predict quality, which are supplied beforehand as task-specific knowledge.
A reasonable grasp of certain aspects of the law is also essential when it comes to renting a property.
The argument begins with the assertion that ordinary persons have a clear grasp of certain concepts e.g., the concept of equality.
We collect and curate our memories more thoroughly than ever before, in every case grasping for a certain kind of immortality.
It takes a certain amount of literary interpretation to grasp that what that means is longer delivery spans.
It was then that a certain number of Rimbaud's heirs grasped this extraordinary thing: today, the only modernism worthy of the name is antimodern modernism.
