Sentence examples for little grasped from inspiring English sources

The implications of these are far-reaching, profound, and deeply relevant to our world, yet little grasped by the general public.

("He was just so adorable, with his pentagram birthmark and little, grasping claws").

"There is a feeling [amongst parents] that if the secretary of state had such little grasp as to what was happening in one of the most important areas of her department it needs to be looked at," she said.

Ms. Glazier found the sight of Mr. Ashcroft and other federal Keystone Kops offering a $1 million reward for anthrax terrorists a laughable indication of how little grasp they have of the enemy.

But he had little grasp on reality.

Julian suspected that Chance Poxley had little grasp of history.

Overall, he displayed very little grasp of detail.

Some said they had little grasp of what one called "this whole new body of law".

McCain, whose Internet fund-raising has been negligible, also shows little grasp of MAC.

Blagojevich, however, seemed to have little grasp of public policy, and even less desire to learn it.

She noted that audiences in Beijing have little grasp of African-American music in its classic, early-twentieth-century forms.