Sentence examples for elementary grasp of from inspiring English sources
With an elementary grasp of Japanese, Ryan was forced to learn by observation.
While most Burundians have an elementary grasp of French, Julian's is perfect.
An intermediate representation of raw sensor data exposes interactions between elementary grasping surfaces.
Ever since Ronald Reagan came to office, the G.O.P. has demonstrated that its grasp of elementary arithmetic isn't the greatest.
A Dodd-Frank-Act-mandated study of financial literacy recently concluded: "investors have a weak grasp of elementary financial concepts".
Except a meaningful grasp of the elementary principle that nobody wants to follow a scowling, sullen, self-absorbed leader.
It would help if the British media were better represented in Brussels, or had a better grasp of the elementary facts about how EU institutions actually work.
His four novels — "Whatever" (1994), "The Elementary Particles" (1998), and "Platform" (2001) are the three others — display a grasp of science and mathematics beyond that of all but a few non-genre novelists.
It isn't just unclear which party's vision they'd rather embrace; it's entirely questionable whether the great mass of voters has even the most basic grasp of the details — or for that matter, the most elementary factual components — of the national political debate".
Nor do we need to court the New Age crowd by echoing their familiar refrain, rooted in a thoroughly unsound grasp of subatomic physics, that, when one analyzes matter down to a certain elementary level, it loses its material character altogether and thereby shows itself to be somehow more mind-like.
Good grasp of technology.
