Sentence examples for formidable grasp from inspiring English sources

Over the next few years, Love became known for his formidable grasp of intellectual property rules.

Officials who brief her on the peace process say she has always shown a formidable grasp of finer points of detail.

Apart from his policy views, he is the first "adult" in the Trump administration to start with a formidable grasp of the policymaking apparatus and how it can be utilized or manipulated.

Gradually, through the exercise of his formidable grasp of foreign affairs, no fewer than nine books, and some quiet self-promotion to his successors in the White House, Nixon became regenerate.

Gergiev was unhurried in his pacing, but as his recent recording demonstrates, he has a formidable grasp of this work and the longueurs were not of his making: he was cheered wildly at the end.

Mr. Little, a 33-year-old American composer based in Weehawken, N.J., is known for bracing, rock-infused, politically pointed works; Ms. Neuwirth, 44 and Austrian, is among Europe's leading postmodernists, with operas, orchestral works and chamber pieces that demonstrate a formidable grasp of history and technique.

They dismiss its leaders as greedy fat cats and public school toffs, and do not grasp how formidable they have become.

You want to keep it short and clear -- otherwise their attention will stray or they'll find the document formidable and hard to grasp.

The state of Israel didn't exist yet, I had never heard anything about a "national home"; we were solitary and dispersed survivors in the grasp of a formidable abandonment.

He had a formidable but warm personality, a commanding grasp of the complexities of rural land-use politics and an ability to inspire.

Kaufman and Hart, on the other hand, took just a few weeks in 1936 to write their Pulitzer Prize-winning bauble, and one can see why, given the comic richness of the idea (and Kaufman's grasp of technique, which was formidable).