Sentence examples for evident grasp of from inspiring English sources
She is impressive up close, mixing personal charm with firmness and an evident grasp of technical detail.
Was his evident grasp of the street value of ketamine, crystal meth and coke consoling in these circumstances for his customers or, you know, not?
His outstanding mind was evident in his grasp of the notoriously difficult tort laws, but his restless spirit sent him in to cab driving, which he relished for its supply of entertaining stories.
Schabel's exceptional grasp of diverse styles is evident throughout The Night & The City.
"Would we rather have more water available or less?" Lomborg's flawed grasp of climate science is most evident when he discusses sea levels.
This synthesis is fully evident in "Madame Mao," whose bracing theatricality owes much to Mr. Sheng's innate grasp of both operatic traditions.
Handel's first Italian opera, Rodrigo, showed an incomplete grasp of Italian style, with much of Keiser's Hamburg influence still evident; it was not a success when premiered in Florence, in late November or early December 1707.
Good grasp of technology.
This suggests a clear grasp of priorities.
Eric called my grasp of choreography "amateurish".
His grasp of economics is shaky.
