Sentence examples for definite grasp from inspiring English sources

If you don't have a definite grasp on the subject, find a local library (or Google ) and start researching.

In the case of indexicals and rigidified definite descriptions, competent speakers grasp a reference-fixing criterion without grasping the modal profile of the object, kind, or property picked out by the expression.

The not-self view, claims Āryadeva, is primarily reserved for those of a superior disposition, who alone can grasp the definite meaning of the Buddha's teachings (cf. Catuḥśataka, 12.12-14).

However, children's grasp of definite and indefinite descriptions come late in the acquisition process (around age 9; see Karmiloff-Smith 1979 and Warden 1976)), prompting Wexler (2011), working on hypothesis that descriptions are Russellian, to question the working hypothesis that semantics is fixed early.

Not definitive, just definite.

They recognize there is a new wave of creative potential hidden somewhere in there, but they also know that there's a very definite learning curve to get to grasps with a brand new instrument.

Their voices are less inflected than the villagers', their characters more solidly virtuous, and no one has a solid grasp of verb forms or the definite article.

However, though dialectic has no definite subject, it is easy to see that it nevertheless rests on a method, because dialectic has to grasp the reason why some arguments are valid and others are not.

For definite".

Definite Chillax.

One grasp?