Sentence examples for a grasp of it from inspiring English sources

It affirms the Church's transformation, and may give it better footing in the world, if not a grasp of it.

Looking over this account, I can't help thinking that a grasp of it might be salutary for existing Britons, too.

"I've learned not to question what Billy Beane and the organization do," said Blevins, a left-handed reliever, "because even when you think you've got a grasp of it, you have no idea what's going on".

I talked to him and Wayne a lot to get a grasp of it, but I've also just been allowing myself to be a lot freer with it than if I was making an album.

This is a topic of enormous controversy, but one can begin to get a grasp of it by noticing that thoughts are typically referred to, or expressed by, sentential complements, or clauses beginning with that.

Just when you think you're starting to get a grasp of it the MO go and throw another trip step in.

As consciousness, nothing in the Kosslyn & Shwartz simulation even pretends to correspond to a grasp of what it is that the pictures that it produces represent (or even that they are supposed to be representations).

What's especially winning about Krouse's method is that while she doesn't require her characters to "grow," she does have a grasp of what it would take for each of them to get past her current predicament.

Without a grasp of history, it is hard to know the power and lessons of the past.

I can't stay current with broadcast news or print media, forget maintaining a grasp of where it all comes from.

"I think people accept the reality that CO2 is rising, but they don't have a grasp of what it means quantitatively," he continued.