Sentence examples for an instinctive grasp from inspiring English sources

But Arafat had an instinctive grasp of the bigger picture and a powerful sense of opportunity.

But it's empowering — dare I say fun? — to have an instinctive grasp of really big numbers.

But he is a choreographer with an instinctive grasp of dancers and their abilities.

For all Carroll's dips and feints and notice-me jump shots, he has an instinctive grasp of understatement.

I'd say he had an instinctive grasp of the cinematic medium, and by an internal chemistry made it work".

The last filmmaker to demonstrate an instinctive grasp of that balance is Clint Eastwood, in films such as "Pale Rider".

Displaying an apparently instinctive grasp of what reality television required, long before many television executives had come to understand the imperative of authenticity, he let the cameras into every corner of his life.

Lycett shows how Collins had an almost instinctive grasp of the wants of the Victorian reading public; he certainly understood the impact the newly literate working classes would have on the publishing industry, and it influenced the way he approached his work.

In retrospect, Gandhi appears to have possessed a peculiarly instinctive grasp of historical realities.

It's true that some leaders have a more instinctive grasp than others of how to craft hearts-and-minds narratives.

That's Truffaut for you, I guess: no other director had such a complete, instinctive grasp of what it is to be young, or such a shy, limited sympathy for the task of growing old.