Sentence examples similar to conveys a grasp from inspiring English sources
If he doesn't authoritatively stamp songs with a personal point of view, he conveys a confident grasp of what they are saying.
The Seagull is a play that conveys a tragicomic grasp of frustrated love among a small group of people, but it is also very successful in staging the drama of art's relation to life.
The "passionate intensity" of the populists conveys a simple, easily grasped, and now resonant message: the elites are selfish, corrupt, and often criminal.
Obama, by contrast, does his homework; he conveys a rare and impressive grasp of difficult subjects when he at last deigns to talk to the news media and reassure those whose lives are overturned by disaster.
At my first meeting with her, she conveyed an intuitive grasp of Greene's needs as a writer, and the difficulties that being a novelist caused him.
It conveys a sense of trust.
It conveys a sense of irresistible vitality.
It conveys a sense of solidity.
It conveys a message of inclusion.
The nuance conveys a lot of advantages.
Doing this conveys a sense of intimacy.
