Sentence examples for a modest grasp of from inspiring English sources
Less than one month away from the start of the NFL season, the San Francisco 49ers' rookie defensive lineman has poor technique, minimal experience and only a modest grasp of the game's strategic element.
Many English words and phrases, however, have worked their way into local parlance, and most Pakistanis with even a modest education have some grasp of the language.
A modest bottle of wine costs $34.
A modest crowd of 8,000 is expected.
A Modest Defiance of Gravity.
He has faced enthusiastic, if modest, crowds, but also concerns among Republican voters and party officials that people do not have a good grasp of him, that he may not be hitting concerns that drive people into the voting booth.
This suggests a clear grasp of priorities.
"This is a flawed grasp of reality.
He has a good grasp of our issues".
The man has a brilliant grasp of political symbolism.
He has a good grasp of France's economic problems.
