Sentence examples for grip of all from inspiring English sources

The other in the grip of all too human emotions.

He was, more than anyone else, in the grip of all the 1960s seemed to promise.

"I just needed a few days to get a grip of all my feelings and for my focus to become clear again".

Last night wouldn't have cheered them up, though I thought the fluency and grip of all three performers reflected well on our battered politics.

But the sad and frightening truth is that the vast majority of homicides are carried out by outwardly normal people in the grip of all too ordinary human aggression to whom we provide nearly unfettered access to deadly force.

He said the council had "a grip of all schools" it was responsible for and the national curriculum was "being taught properly".

We finally loosened our grip on all of the what ifs, the hows, and the questioning of how everything would play out.

Keeping a critical grip on all of this is a delicate matter.

Though a victory in Aleppo doesn't win Assad back all of Syria — which remains fractured by raging battles elsewhere and growing terror organizations — it does give the embattled ruler a firm grip on all of the country's major cities and their respective populations.

On the other is the old guard whose "command and control" grip on all aspects of mobility negate many of its useful features.

The ruling People's Democratic Party PDPP) has kept a tight grip on all levels of government since the end of army rule in 1999.