Sentence examples for expert grasp of from inspiring English sources

A low-key seven-inch single released last summer suggested Glasgow's the Amazing Snakeheads were ones to watch, the ferocious 65-second Testifying Time recalling the early Hives with its expert grasp of garage-punk dynamics.

Heartfelt in effect and fascinating in detail, "One Red Rose" showed Mr. Mackey's expert grasp of the string quartet idiom: not only the timbres, textures and expressive effects of its component instruments, but also the genre's distinctive capacities for parity, transparency and discernible impact of disparate, simultaneous threads.

"Either they make up or they break up," was the sound bite Cameron fed to the House Of Commons: a usefully compact way of affirming his impotence in the face of matters that don't concern him, like a eunuch with an expert grasp of double penetration.

Nor do they have an expert grasp on the ins, outs, and unintended consequences of well-meaning ballot initiatives.

It's not possible to have an engagement expert who doesn't have a good grasp of the subject they're dealing with".

Good grasp of technology.

Having a good grasp of your language.

Get a good grasp of the situation.

While the fluent Mandarin speaker introduced his Chinese guest with perfect pronunciation and an expert's grasp of the topic, his skills as an interviewer were less impressive.

The numbers have Hollywood experts grasping for explanations, including studios doing a better job of serving niche audiences on the one hand and consumers experiencing blockbuster fatigue ont he other.

The people of Egypt have changed much more than the experts grasp in their cramped little calculations of power and containment can even imagine.