Sentence examples for grasp of it from inspiring English sources

And he could be your shrink and he's got a great grasp of it all.

It affirms the Church's transformation, and may give it better footing in the world, if not a grasp of it.

By 1889, when Galton published his most influential book, "Natural Inheritance," his grasp of it was nearly complete.

Looking over this account, I can't help thinking that a grasp of it might be salutary for existing Britons, too.

I'm an illustrator, not an economist, and the world is more complex and nuanced than is my grasp of it.

Objective moral truth doesn't exist, and these studies show that even if it did, our grasp of it would be tenuous.

You cannot grasp hold of it.

Mark Zuckerberg's manner has always reminded me of someone, but I could never quite grasp hold of it.

"[The running of the bulls is] a famous event, people have heard about it all their lives, they don't have a good grasp of what it really is but it's in pop culture, it's out there.

As consciousness, nothing in the Kosslyn & Shwartz simulation even pretends to correspond to a grasp of what it is that the pictures that it produces represent (or even that they are supposed to be representations).

It would work to improve children's grasp of what it means to give and receive consent generally.