Sentence examples for perfect grasp from inspiring English sources

"We do not have a perfect grasp of how to use this yet," Mishra said.

It is not until Jeanne has casually let slip a crucial family secret that she discovers her silently doting major has a perfect grasp of English.

She exhibited a perfect grasp of the situation, both hers and her country's: "The people who did this to me don't want women to be educated.

But it is undeniable that not all of us has a perfect grasp of the economic options that might be open at any given moment.

And in words that, while betraying a less than perfect grasp of English, would nevertheless have warmed the heart of the good Doktoro, it went on: "Esperanto is not an artificial or dead language.

What we said: "For all his perfect grasp of the kind of dynamic shifts that cause pandemonium on dancefloors … there's something spellbindingly ambiguous about the music on Our Love," wrote Alexis Petridis in his five-star lead review for the Guardian.

— the show has a near-perfect grasp of tone.

Because their thumbs are only pseudo-opposable, making their movement less independent of the other fingers, their hands are less than perfect at grasping and manipulating objects.

In the sage, then, where the unity of the soul is perfected, the theoretical grasp characteristic of epistêmê just is a technê.

While representing the weakness that the Reich despises he embodies a perfect patriotism; unable to grasp the ideological significance of what he witnesses, he trails through bombed streets, longing to serve.

Darabont ventured onto the middle of a street to grasp a perfect shot, oblivious to oncoming traffic.