Sentence examples for grasp of phrasing from inspiring English sources

Swedish hip-hop dancer Tommy Franzén may be more emotionally reticent than some of his rivals, and have a less conventionally beautiful body, but he is a fantastically intelligent dancer with an intuitive grasp of phrasing and style.

He unleashed his fieriest technique in an animated romp through Bartok's Dance Suite and reaffirmed his grasp of songlike phrasing in a plain-spoken "El Amor y la Muerte" from Granados's "Goyescas".

If possible, you should have a firm grasp of Chinese phrases such as "How much?" and "That's much too expensive!" The more Chinese you know, the more successful your haggling can be.

He probably retains a good grasp of basic German phrases and vocabulary, however, the ones he may have used on that day in Hannover are almost certainly unfit for publication.

Ms. Gens is singing in her native tongue, and it is partly her unconsidered grasp of stress, sound and phrasing that makes her sound so much at home.

Choose a group of phrases (a tag).

The phrases "sophisticated grasp of game theory" and "the complicated dynamics" were used by the New York Times, rather than Yanis Varoufakis himself.

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.

You'll need a firm grasp of the economy, and a fine turn of phrase to explain to the hard-pressed British public why the economy is still flat on its back.

There is no sense of phrasing.

How old is the study of phrasing?