Sentence examples for loose grasp from inspiring English sources

Some said that Mr Mbeki had only a loose grasp of details of the conflict.

Southern's generosity as a writer has to do with his loose grasp on authorship itself.

EVEN a country with a loose grasp on history has its historians, and these will fight their academic wars.

"Based on these tweets, this particular four-year-old has a loose grasp on reality, lacks all impulse control, and is potentially very dangerous".

It is the logical conclusion of a Westminster conventional wisdom that thinks it understands politics but has an all-too loose grasp on policy.

With material from earlier albums Tékitoi and Diwan fitting in seamlessly, the internationally recognisable language of dance is a practical necessity for a man whose occasional spoken interludes demonstrate a comically loose grasp of English.

What could have helped the trio was more diversity of mood and a looser grasp of the material.

You could wait for a harmless man to die, but he would not let loose his grasp, as if you were part of his life.

It is only a matter of time before someone with as many followers as Barton - almost 1.2m, at the last count - and as loose a grasp of the law causes the collapse of a crown court trial.

The people with firm, tight grasps on the pen made better, healthier snack choices than those with the loose grip, seeming to translate to relaxed choices.

This difference is probably due to the fact that counting of loose objects grasped in the hand is more demanding due to the difficulty of keeping track of which items have been counted already.