Sentence examples similar to a grasp of progression from inspiring English sources

"He had a grasp of things right away," Braun said.

"It's important they have a grasp of both languages".

A creature manifests a grasp of this distinction possibly through the emotion of surprise.

Get a grasp of the vehicle you are driving.

But you can find a powerful grasp of fable — the emotional progression of a small number of clearly drawn characters through a decisively shaped tale, leading to a series of wrenching encounters and a satisfying climax.

There is also a sense of progression for each warrior.

Still, one doesn't exactly get a sense of progression.

(Sidebar: "Louie" is more visually confident every year; so much this season is said poignantly -- or hilariously -- without words. I very much hope C.K. makes a movie someday; he's got such a terrific grasp of visual language and economical dialogue that a career as a film director seems like a natural progression).

This suggests a clear grasp of priorities.

He has a good grasp of our issues".

He has a good grasp of France's economic problems.