Sentence examples for had a fair grasp from inspiring English sources

With a German husband, 13 years in Germany and three children born here, Stacy Wiedenmann of Chicago thought she had a fair grasp of her adoptive land.

Although the Threads are not designed to be vessels of content, it is often necessary for an educator to have a fair grasp of the geometry, physics, astronomy, or other disciplines relevant to the experience before feeling comfortable about facilitating the Thread in their classroom.

If you want to meet someone named John or Mary or David, who has good teeth (or at least most of them), a decent haircut and low body fat, who'd rather sit on a toilet than piss off the porch, who might walk in the woods without taking a gun, who uses deodorant and has a fair grasp of standard English, then don't come in.

He had a fair point.

"Everybody's had a fair chance and fair opportunities.

Case 133657 had a fair Q-Score.

I never really got a fair grasp of university life abroad until I actually lived it.

Democrats continue to hold a firm grasp on most of Southern California, though the region has a fair number of Republican pockets.

Will he have a fair trial?

Does he have a fair point?

But Davies may have a fair point.