Sentence examples for knowledge and grasp from inspiring English sources

His knowledge and grasp of events recommended him not just to Bevin, but to the new generation of Labour leaders, especially Gaitskell, whose plans for nuclear disengagement and reductions in conventional forces in Europe were influenced and sometimes drafted by Healey.

But the West's reaction was "based on illusions — and, unfortunately, a bunch of people sitting in the White House who had extremely limited knowledge and grasp of world realities.

She had every chance to dazzle the country and the world with her knowledge and grasp of the issues.

There's a Facebook button too, so you can impress ex-girlfriends with the depth of your knowledge on graphics chip margins and grasp of the worldwide dynamics affecting printer ink pricing.

Best way is to look it through author's eye and grasp the knowledge given there.

Despite Kepler's criticism of Aristotle, this aspect can actually be considered the realization in the field of astronomy of the old Aristotelian ideal of knowledge: "knowledge" means to grasp the causes of the phenomena.

Our earlier empirical study revealed that CHC teachers maintains a traditional approach of teaching and learning, in which the teacher is the central authority and students are passive in constructing and grasping knowledge (Hằng et al. 2015).

As most New York City public-, private- and parochial-school students returned to class after a day's hiatus, their teachers and principals wondered what they knew of Tuesday's events, how deep the scars were, and how to balance the need to tell the truth, as factually and clearly as possible, with the need to protect children from knowledge they cannot grasp and do not need.

Applicants need to have "a basic level of technical knowledge,... grasp concepts quickly, and be good at working with people," he adds.

It is essential that the researcher has a phenomenological attitude, and sheds all prior personal knowledge to grasp the essential lived experience of the respondents [ 5].

The leave side has attempted to turn "expert" into a term of abuse, but one does not need the IMF, the Bank of England or any special knowledge to grasp that these border-busting issues range from corporate power, migration and tax evasion to weapons proliferation, epidemics and climate change.