Sentence examples for adept grasp from inspiring English sources

Hall's performance felt perfectly naturalistic — her Rosalind was absolutely real and present — and, at the same time, her delivery showed an adept grasp of Shakespearean verse: if you knew and loved Rosalind's lines, it was thrilling to hear the subtlety with which Hall delivered them.

Nelson combined this talent with an adept grasp of strategy and politics, making him a highly successful naval commander.

Unpacking this labour politics therefore requires geographical approaches that are adept at grasping these complex spatialities of labour.

How and why this bargain was struck is something of a blur; the director, Gore Verbinski, is so cheerfully adept at the galvanic set pieces that the quieter incidents, or shifts of motivation, tend to slip his grasp.

Adept as he was at the inside game, Yeltsin was the first political figure of national stature to really grasp the politics of public performance.

But the electorate, seeing only an articulate leader seemingly adept at foreign policy who had finally got a Labor government back with the "Kevin 07" campaign, could barely grasp why it had happened.

One grasp?

But no one as adept as McBride would be daft enough to try and fake something so unlikely – so I'm inclined to think he is quite genuinely unable to grasp how the Labour party feels about his book.

To grasp what dream?

Will it grasp it?

We grasp, we fumble.