Sentence examples for grasp of language from inspiring English sources

As a relatively successful young Singaporean who did well enough in school to earn a spot in an American college – I see myself and my grasp of language molded in his vision.

She is beautiful, intelligent, and has an extraordinary grasp of language.

Each of us has a grasp of language that is idiosyncratic.

"I want to come to you," says Oliver, who at nearly five already boasts a lawyer's precise grasp of language.

My parents thought that humanities were not for immigrants like me with a limited grasp of language and culture.

Some scientists think that memory formation may require a more mature grasp of language that children don't develop until they're three or four.

Her affection for France, and grasp of the language, also help.

His grasp of the language was casual, and his relationship with Martell was spasmodic; she was too absorbed in her graduate studies to give him much attention.

Klitschko has spoken in German but my grasp of the language [guesses that German for "rubbish" is. Fails] isn't brilliant.

He speaks excellent English, with the sort of colorful idiosyncrasies to be expected from someone who hones his grasp of the language by reading a nineteenth-century English translation of fourteenth-century Italian literature.

Poor grasp of English language?