Sentence examples for broad grasp from inspiring English sources

"He is first class with a very broad grasp of transatlantic and global issues.

As a councilor, Mr. Benigni was criticized by Mr. Marinan for not having a broad grasp of city issues.

McMahon has known Sanes for years and calls him "an engaging, enthusiastic, dynamic individual" whose broad grasp of neuroscience will benefit MCB as a whole.

Erickson, promoted by the board of trustees, entered his new position with a broad grasp of the university and had a good reputation among the deans and the professors.

The problem, Repetto says, is that the more deeply a speaker explains "the geekiness of what he's doing, the harder it is to find an audience with a sufficiently broad grasp of the subject to understand".

Professor Raeff spoke and wrote in four languages — Russian, German, French and English — and he was known as a writer with an unusually broad grasp of European history and literature.

A broader grasp of architectural objects should engage whatever counts as objective facts about those objects.

So I had a much broader grasp of what university really wanted from you and demanded from you to, in order to get through.' R10 55-62 'My nursing experience has helped me as a student in dentistry.

We describe the current state of its realization to enable imitation of human hand postures for flexible grasping and give quantitative results for grasping a broad range of everyday objects.

Administration officials have said that they are working to avoid this problem, but the danger remains because the federal government thus far seems to have a woefully imperfect grasp on the broad range of higher education providers and types of students attending.

The Payne Distinguished Professor is chosen for his or her international reputation as a leader, with an emphasis on visionary thinking; a broad, practical grasp of a given field; and the capacity to clearly articulate an important perspective on the global community and its challenges.