Sentence examples similar to definitive grasp from inspiring English sources
Not definitive, just definite.
Here and elsewhere, perhaps you miss the flights of critical fancy of a pop-cultural theorist such as Greil Marcus, the sturm und drang of Elvis's definitive biographer Peter Guralnick, or the grasp of rock music's romance possessed by the Rolling Stones's greatest biographer, Stanley Booth.
However, scholars have not given a definitive answer as to how to grasp these visions.
Only when we realize our map is a map of OUR world, and not a definitive map of THE world, can we begin to grasp reality.
Containing more than six hundred footnotes, this work offers a probing examination of the portrait of "young people" and serves as the definitive edition for anyone seeking to attain a wide-ranging grasp of Japan and its "young people," from a defining voice of their generation --Back cover.
References to Valentino and Lugosi, Garbo and Bette Davis, as well as a poignant grasp of everyone's desire for fame, make this Ray Davies composition one of the definitive songs about movies.
It's one of the curiosities of American history that there is no definitive single-volume chronicle of the Revolutionary War, the kind of serious but approachable book that would grasp the conflict in the way that James M. McPherson's "Battle Cry of Freedom" grasps the Civil War.
