Sentence examples for collective grasp from inspiring English sources

A workable understanding of Rossinian style seems within the collective grasp of this young cast.

Up in Clermont, even so, they will look at one or two of Toulon's ageing galácticos and conclude a first European crown is well within their collective grasp.

The NYSE's proposed executive sessions without the boss ought to give directors a chance to escape the perils of "groupthink", intimidation and what Victor Palmieri, a crisis-management expert in the 1980s, called a "progressive loss in the collective grasp of reality".

The names, dates, places and situations -- right down to the brothels where the young man frittered away his nights -- must have set tongues wagging among the older set in Colombia, especially in the small towns where families live for generations and the collective grasp of the past runs very deep.

So now the Lakers' legend Jerry West assumes control of the Memphis Grizzlies and is so sobered by the team's collective grasp of the game that he feels compelled to exhume Hubie Brown, returning him to the N.B.A. 16 years after the league discarded this self-styled genius at the prime coaching age of 53.

As CNN produces news specials about us and a white female rapper feels culturally dignified to use the N-word, our collective grasp of "blackness" is becoming more and more out of touch.

When I tweeted a picture on Thursday of the officious sign that stands at the entrance to the gallery, declaring "No photography or sketching", it was met with collective grasps of incredulity.

The accepted interpretation now is that the mauve moment reflected the eighties' collective grasping at understated "refinement": hence the "sophisticated" palette, built on a gray foundation that served to both tone the colors down and achieve a level of steeliness, which, in turn, signified modern science's triumph over nature.

The focus group method of group discussion was considered advantageous because of the narrative method favoured in Indigenous research and the opportunity to grasp collective experiences and interpret these collectively [ 21].

But Allen remains frustrated at a collective failure to grasp the importance of early intervention.

The central concern of the theory of collective intentionality is to grasp the connections and interactions between the mental and the social.