Sentence examples similar to grasp of technical principles from inspiring English sources

McDonnell, like Allen, seems to have a rather shaky grasp of the principles of intellectual inquiry.

I've been in the field 15 years, and his grasp of the technical details is just astounding.

Now our grasp of our own principles seems to have grown weaker, and we are to be discovered around the world in the embrace of dictators.

She is impressive up close, mixing personal charm with firmness and an evident grasp of technical detail.

Through interdisciplinary teaching, students' grasp of fundamental concepts is reinforced as they encounter the same principles in multiple situations.

Augustine, though not primarily an exegete, composed both literal and allegorical commentaries and expository homilies on many parts of scripture, and his grasp of divine love as the essential element in revelation supplied a unifying hermeneutical principle that compensates for technical deficiencies.

Standard considerations concerning the finitude of our minds require that our grasp of these infinitely many sentences is something we have by virtue of our grasp of some finite set of principles: a compositional semantic theory is required.

Keen grasp of the obvious?

Poor grasp of English language?

It is also easier to have success running the ball between the tackles, and defenders playing zone defense have a better grasp of zone principles.

In Posterior Analytics ii 19, he describes the process by which knowers move from perception to memory, and from memory to experience (empeiria)—which is a fairly technical term in this connection, reflecting the point at which a single universal comes to take root in the mind and finally from experience to a grasp of first principles.