Sentence examples for faulty grasp of from inspiring English sources
Smiles are rare, and not just because of my faulty grasp of Romanian.
With so much ground to cover, Waxman doesn't have much time to investigate this complicated legal history, and her account of the Rome trial of the former Getty curator Marion True, in particular, betrays a faulty grasp of the facts.
Yet this is precisely what Richard Lynn (quoted in the article) and other evolutionary psychologists such as Steven Pinker have argued – a perspective based on combining a discredited view of IQ with a faulty grasp of evolutionary theory.
THE STAT WATCH I was tough on Chip Caray's faulty grasp of statistics during TBS's coverage of the division series, so I must raise Joe Buck's error in stating that Colorado's Todd Helton was "just as good a hitter on the road" when his achievements were derided because he played at altitude.
He is shaping educational policy based upon a faulty grasp of percentages.
If teachers cannot respond effectively to legitimate criticism of their ideas, then it's clear that either their ideas are faulty or that they have insufficient grasp of them.
Good grasp of technology.
Eric called my grasp of choreography "amateurish".
This suggests a clear grasp of priorities.
His grasp of economics is shaky.
Barrie displayed little grasp of the ethics of paying a woman for her eggs, arguing that it was legal in California, and equating probity and legality with a rather faulty logic, given that they went to the United States because paying for eggs is illegal in Britain.
