Sentence examples for grasp very well from inspiring English sources

In fact, if you introduced something which showed when a ball was out anywhere on the park (because that's a matter of fact) I would be in favour of it (particularly since technology would presumably acknowledge the rule that the whole ball has to be over the line which linesmen don't seem to grasp very well).

This is something that Putin also grasps very well.

But it isn't something that you grasp very easily".

Despite Spitzer's genius at describing the particulars of emotional behavior, he didn't seem to grasp other people very well.

The "two-fingers-and-thumb" method is used for Punch-type figures; it allows the puppet to pick up and grasp small props very well and is obviously useful when wielding the stick that plays a big part in the show, but it tends to produce a lopsided effect, with one arm higher than the other.

As a result, his focus for Middlesex this season has been excellent and he is doing very well in grasping the rhythm of four-day cricket".

Knowledge about herself and her sexuality can go a long way and can help to open her eyes to the solution, which may already be very well within her grasp.

If the city officials of this alluring city decide to expel the very people who have sculpted its heritage and embellished its lore, they may very well find themselves grasping for a quarter and only dredging up a dime".

Democrats can't be blamed for jumping on Schlafly's incendiary remarks -- given recent estimates that control of Congress may very well shift, they need to be grasping at whatever straws are within reach.

The preferred terminology at the moment – and, perhaps, what Cumberbatch was grasping for – is "people of colour", a linguistic choice that may very well evolve and become obsolete too, in its time.

If Westmoreland had a grasp of the potential for danger, he did not communicate it very well to others.