Sentence examples for feeble grasp from inspiring English sources

This is my feeble grasp at the plot.

Ordinary people often skipped church and had a feeble grasp of basic Christian dogma.

Or anxious about your feeble grasp on the role of quantum physics in biology?

(That always boggles me, as a pedestrianly pragmatic American: I'm not sure if what I'm missing flies beyond the feeble grasp of my intelligence or, simply, isn't there).

Mr. Green's dewy romantic imagery, self-pitying tone and feeble grasp of the principles of poetic scansion suggest the powerful influence of Rod McKuen, a celebrated poet of the 1970's who has since fallen into disrepute.

Mr Romney gives PowerPoint presentations; Mr Huckabee airs an ad wishing Iowans a merry Christmas.Mr Huckabee has ethical problems (he accepted a ton of gifts when he was governor of Arkansas), eccentric policies (scrap income taxes, make America self-sufficient in food) and a feeble grasp of world affairs.

He made me feel like one of the students, with too feeble a grasp of English to understand what he was saying about me, but suspecting that it was contemptuous.

Our feeble brains often can't grasp any more than that.

No, of course not, because your naive, feeble liberal mind can't grasp the pain of unrequited love that a man--a president--feels for corrupt multimillionaire bankers who don't reciprocate that love.

Their feeble PHP infected minds can't grasp advanced shit like objects or closures.

Weakened by poor nutrition, plagued by migraines (which were no doubt exacerbated by her fasting) and handicapped with abnormally small, feeble hands, she naturally decided that strenuous manual labor was the only means to grasp social and spiritual truth.