Sentence examples similar to firm grasp of knowledge from inspiring English sources

Then there's a nice numeral, very good, a hundred and five 'I owe him a hundred and five denarii.' " Tomlin's task requires a cast-iron knowledge of Latin, a firm grasp of Roman history and culture, and a crossword solver's ability to hold several possible solutions in mind simultaneously.

"Instead, teachers need a curriculum which helps them ensure that every child has a firm grasp of the basics and a good grounding in general knowledge, free from unnecessary prescription and bureaucracy.

Although the Physics and the Metaphysics belong to two different theoretical enterprises, in both cases we are expected to embark on an investigation that will eventuate in causal knowledge, and this is not possible without a firm grasp of the interrelations between the four (types of) causes.

Without being taught fractions, this boy had some important knowledge already: he knew three and a half was less than four even if he didn't have a firm grasp of what a half was.

I would suggest it wants two things: a firm grasp of accountancy and unbending honesty.

That he has a firm grasp of the blues helps it all go down smoothly.

Ms. Watkins's letter displayed a firm grasp of the arcana of accounting.

They also have a firm grasp of the politics of the entertainment industry.

Its founder and conductor, Vincent La Selva, has a firm grasp of Italian opera.

"Cows," said Alex confirming that my children are budding foodies with a firm grasp of sourcing.

It seemed to have the right stuff – a conservative culture and a firm grasp of risk.