Sentence examples for incisive grasp from inspiring English sources

"I thought he had a really incisive grasp of what the twenty-first century is all about and how America has to relate to it," Brzezinski told me.

"Every day millions downed another dose, not realising they were becoming more and more unbalanced". Few authors have such an incisive grasp of the 21st century's fraught, fretful ambience: hearing her talk about where the world might go next will be fascinating.

Nowadays being a panel member is not for the faint-hearted but for those with a depth of gardening knowledge and an incisive grasp of a question.

Her Lady Macbeth is incisive but so rapidly spoken that it is sometimes hard to grasp what she is saying.

One grasp?

I grasp the handle.

To grasp what dream?

Will it grasp it?

We grasp, we fumble.

He should grasp it.

It's easy to grasp.