Sentence examples for cursory grasp from inspiring English sources

It's a term that resonates with people, even people with only a cursory grasp of technology.

Does he have even the most cursory grasp of the fundamental dispute between the two parties over it?

This imaginative scheme imposed a tax on ignorance, penalizing an employer for lacking even a cursory grasp of a world religion's holidays.

Not only did Wittgenstein, on a by no means cursory visit to the Soviet Union in 1935, grasp little of the nature of the regime, but the ascent of Nazism left him either indifferent or blind.

Before we can grasp at any one of the cursory handles to meaning extended by Slavick's citations, the handle is cut from us, preventing us from deriving any gratification from the citation before we are handed the next one and the next after it.

One grasp?

To grasp what dream?

Will it grasp it?

We grasp, we fumble.

He should grasp it.

I grasp the handle.