Sentence examples for masterful grasp from inspiring English sources
Kathy, the claims-to-be-40-years-old cop from Mayberry, or someplace like that, demonstrated her masterful grasp of deductive logic that has kept master criminals away from Mayberry for decades (well that, and the fact that there's nothing worth stealing), by saying: "Somebody put that lock on, in this house.
And when she's / threw she feels she's dayd," wrote the young Wallace, in a piece which Goldberg says is "already exhibiting the masterful grasp of language for which he would later become famous".
At Blackburn he was omnipotent on the field; at Newcastle he was only omnipotent off it, getting rid of managers such as Ruud Gullit and showing such a masterful grasp of politics that you feel it's not only his anodyne offerings that mean he should be somewhere else other than the Match of the Day sofa.
No presidential candidate in decades has had such a masterful grasp of the engine of social change and the role of struggle against injustice in moving history forward.
Said to be a masterful manager, Mourinho displayed theatrics, arrogance, and balls (along with an amusingly poor grasp of English) at press conferences, but he was cautious and calculating on the pitch.
Those who do not grasp that it is of the essence of obligations to be divinely commanded whether theists or nontheists fail to be masterful users of the language of moral obligation.
