Sentence examples for apparent grasp from inspiring English sources

He was steeped in Wagner, though he had little apparent grasp of the composer's psychological intricacies and ambiguities.

The property boom means that even the public bath house I used to wash has been converted into luxury flats, and Edinburgh residents, with no apparent grasp of cause and effect, criticise Fringe prices while boasting about how they tripled the rent of their flats for the summer.

In an apparent grasp for credibility among right-wingers, Farah is now promoting himself as an ideological kin to Palin -- a Jan . 5WND article by Chelsea Schilling touted it as the "Palin-Farah ticket" even though they in all likelihood will not share a stage (their speaking appearances are on separate nights).

Furthermore, Mr. Cheney's composure and apparent excellent grasp of his own medical issues will continue to serve as a model for all cardiac patients.

She and Mr. Reed also discussed President Trump's apparent failure to grasp the finer points of the budget-making process and address the debt ceiling.

The games maker's claim was also rather undermined by its apparent failure to grasp the detail of Star Wars factions new and old.

Only after the cracks and shadows of democratic rule became more apparent did we grasp a particular kind of leadership in a democracy that encourages group hatreds and violent polarization.

Typical mating behavior of many species of the genus Gerris and Aquarius can be described as follows: a male mounts a female without any apparent courtship behavior, grasps the female's thorax, overcomes female resistance, and then inserts his genitalia into the female genitalia through the vulvar opening between the gonocoxae [2], [3].

But it was long enough to grasp an apparent truism of cruise tour culture: our guides, while always good-natured, seem to think we wanted only bland food, bland statistics and bland sights.

The maverick Russian conductor Gennady Rozhdestvensky, who has died aged 87, managed to maintain throughout his professional life an astonishing balancing act between apparent chaos and an underlying grasp of form.

The inability of people to fully grasp what happened is apparent in Ms. Thetford's description of the minutes leading up to the shootings.