Sentence examples for decent grasp from inspiring English sources

By now, managers have a decent grasp on their teams' strengths and weaknesses.

I thought I had a decent grasp on the number of things that I owned.

Though Fire Over England is fictionalised, it's entertaining and has a decent grasp of the historical context.

The outspoken ex-Millwall chair has caused more than the odd ripple or two on Dyke's FA Commission, but has a decent grasp of what the game needs.

He'd worked with her from the start; I assume he had a decent grasp on when an Amy song was finished or not.

"As anyone with a decent grasp of physics, biology, and materials science understands, Santa's advertised abilities are perfectly plausible," writes Mone.

Anthony's style is signified by a "naive draughtsmanship and conformity to a pattern consistent with the abilities of a government official with a decent amateur grasp of form and colour".

As the work of a successful state official in 16th century England, the artistic value of the Anthony Roll has been described as being characterised by "naive draughtsmanship and conformity to a pattern" though its artistic aspects display "a decent amateur grasp of form and colour".

Perhaps that is why no one in the department — even Mr. Kelly — has grasped that many decent people who support the police have been shocked by the videos of the pepper-spraying.

Ms. Aselton, who is married to Mr. Duplass and developed the story with him, shows a decent grasp of how to build tension.

It's possible to take a very thin slice of that relationship, grasp its fundamental pattern and make a decent prediction of its destiny.