Sentence examples similar to grasp of matters from inspiring English sources
His grasp of intelligence matters was just as good as ours – the ideas, the insights".
Her grasp of governance matters is superficial: she recently seemed to think that California could declare bankruptcy.
But he faulted the book for "rehashing the existing legal set-up" and questioned Ms. Calvo-Goller's "conceptual grasp" of some matters.
His grasp of the subject matter betrays a deep understanding of the political world.
It treats particular bodies as assemblages of local dispositions of matter, and it treats sensible bodies as our grasp of those assemblages.
His grasp of the historical details he cites is often shaky, but such precision doesn't seem to matter much to Mr. Koons.
His grasp of economics is shaky.
Keen grasp of the obvious?
Poor grasp of English language?
His grasp of grammar was deteriorating.
He simply couldn't run a campaign, couldn't keep control of his tongue or ego, couldn't do the hard work to grasp weighty matters of policy or background.
