Sentence examples similar to grasp of exigency from inspiring English sources

For instance, I do not grasp the exigency of the alarm clock (its character as a demand) in a kind of disinterested perception but only in the very act of responding to it, of getting up.

Was anyone bothered by the way King came across in Obama's Nobel speech as a wise, peaceable man who didn't quite grasp the exigencies of power — good enough for the home life, making our domestic relations more civil, but not suited for affairs of state?

"We believe there is much good that can be brought out of exigency".

On the pandemic's front lines, however, there is little evidence of exigency.

Good grasp of technology.

Eric called my grasp of choreography "amateurish".

This suggests a clear grasp of priorities.

His grasp of economics is shaky.

Keen grasp of the obvious?

Having a good grasp of your language.

Get a good grasp of the situation.