Sentence examples for any grasp of from inspiring English sources

President Bush rarely shows any grasp of the serious ness of our nation's racial situation.

WHAT is lost in this posturing is any grasp of the tragic.

None of the mainstream parties has any grasp of the tragic confluence of circumstances that brought this area so low.

But anyone with any grasp of Labour's predicament well knows that reinventing its politics will be a much more onerous business, spread over a longer time frame.

The Tigers used the staples of scrum and lineout to take control of a game they could not get any grasp of for a long time.

What often seems to be missing from these Israeli musings is any grasp of the life of the Palestinians on the other side of the barrier.

"Any president with a grasp of history — and it seems to me President Obama has a deep understanding of history — would have to be very aware of what happened in another war to derail a great domestic agenda," he said.

Nor did many diplomats have any real grasp of Mao's China.

The Conservative party has lost any realistic grasp of the nature and scale of its problems.

India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan -- all these were mere names, rarely attached to any helpful grasp of these nations' geography or history.

I had no idea what UWE was like, or any real grasp of what the course would entail.