Sentence examples for huge grasp from inspiring English sources

The arty circles in which I mixed were not just informed about Hollywood or American independent film-making, but had a huge grasp of world cinema in general.

He's somebody who apparently has a huge grasp of detail, but he's very conscious of the fact that he's not highly educated," Mr de Waal says.

It's not easy for people to understand a living soil because most of its inhabitants are too small to see, and their importance too huge to grasp.

His stature was huge, his grasp immense and his acclaim worldwide, bringing him the Fermi Award, the US National Medal of Science, appointment as Officier Legion d'honneur, the Order of the Polar Star (Sweden) and more than 50 honorary doctorates.

My conclusion to two days' exposure to the exhilarating possibilities of the Internet of Things is that it's too huge to grasp and too easy to get carried away into a sci-fi rhapsody.

"A huge woman grasped a billiard cue in a two-handed axman's grip, and, as if splitting a log, brought it down on the bald head of an old, wrinkled man," he writes.

The claws of huge fried shrimp grasp for the net, while a tangle of rice noodles curls beneath it like so much seaweed.

And he said the UK had to grasp the "huge opportunity" of exploiting the remaining deposits.

The millions of us who support the Bernie Sanders campaign -- whatever our important criticisms -- should aim to fully grasp the huge opportunities and obstacles that await us.

We encounter huge problems trying to grasp what has gone wrong and to understand the impact of oil prices, climate changes and political decisions on food prices and food availability.

The prize is huge, and for the grasping.