Sentence examples similar to having a handle on concepts from inspiring English sources
Madonna didn't seem to have a handle on the concept when she told the gay publication Out magazine that women, after gay men and African Americans, represent the last frontier of discrimination.
If anyone has a handle on this concept, it's 35-year-old Bousel Bousel, the founding artistic director of the San Francisco Olympians Festival, No Nude Men Productions, and San Francisco Theatre Pub who estimates that, since moving to San Francisco in 2002 he has helped nearly 100 new plays get exposure in the form of readings, semi-staged, and fully-staged productions.
"I still don't have a handle on why they have a problem with the original concept of democracy," Oakeshott said.
These days, precocious youngsters have a handle on the laws of supply and demand not to mention other concepts, like inventory and marketing by the time they crack double digits.
So he put handles on the early products: all the first iMacs, the iBook had a handle on it, the towers had handles on them.
Besides, he finally has a handle on fashion.
They don't have a handle on it.
I thought I had a handle on this material.
Government has to have a handle on it.
Few investors really have a handle on these companies, literally.
