Sentence examples for grasp of a from inspiring English sources

"Tripoli is slipping from the grasp of a tyrant.

Like education, these aren't parts of the economy that were wrested from the grasp of a covetous private sector.

Yet, in reality, this community is in turmoil as it struggles in the grasp of a thoroughly modern crisis.

Markets would flourish in cyberspace, freeing people from what he considered the stifling grasp of a paternalistic and inefficient government.

The artist quite clearly has a grasp of a very nuanced and very human proposition: what is beautiful.

As with Virtual Reality, drone journalism offers opportunities in data collection and visual representation afforded by few other technologies that are within the grasp of a typical newsroom.

The system can also gradually improve its grasp of a given user's speech habits as it works, making fewer mistakes over time.

All automotive transport was banned in 1898 (the island council clearly had a better grasp of a "green" future than most).

Playing both E flat and B flat clarinets, Mr. Green showed a firm grasp of a klezmer clarinetist's voicelike phrasing and expressive slurs and bends.

Reading Ms. Levin's writings, you could admire her firm grasp of "a waltz transmuted to a golden tour de force," as she put it.

The brain is a pattern-recognition machine, after all, and when focused properly, it can quickly deepen a person's grasp of a principle, new studies suggest.