Sentence examples for brilliant grasp from inspiring English sources

The man has a brilliant grasp of political symbolism.

But if the gig suffers initially from a lack of focus, the band's brilliant grasp of atmosphere soon works its magic.

She has a brilliant grasp on the policy process from her time at the home office and seems to be moving away from the irksome buddy politics of Cameron and Osborne.

His warm-up comedian displayed a brilliant grasp of situations ripe for humor that he developed with wickedly deft creativity.

You know, with each passing day, I grow worried that future generations will walk this earth completely unaware of the delicate and brilliant grasp of politics and American history that Michele Bachmann has wielded in her lifetime.

He is brilliant and grasps concepts easily, but details bore him, often leading to mistakes.

Despite the incredible advances that had occurred in mainframes and minicomputers, the people involved — many of them quite brilliant — could not grasp the fact that the advances would continue and that this would stretch their business models to the breaking point... and finally that software would be a central locus of value..

Despite the incredible advances that had occurred in mainframes and minicomputers, the people involved — many of them quite brilliant — could not grasp the fact that the advances would continue and that this would stretch their business models to the breaking point... and finally that software would be a central locus of value...

Soon afterwards, he played Willy Loman in Death of a Salesman "with such finesse and great intuitive talent, plus a kind of intellectual grasp which was a brilliant combination.

Tells about the origins of his program and his concern over the number of brilliant students who still slip through his grasp.

It was actually, in other words, a quite brilliant plan, and I apologize for not having grasped the intricacies of it in advance.