The phrase "richer grasp" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means having a deeper or more thorough understanding of something. Example: Her book club helped her to have a richer grasp of classical literature.
When I began to grasp this gender fluidity in myself, I also gained a clearer, richer grasp of my bisexuality.
Repeated drawing of the same subject or type of subject (Each of your cats, your cat from several different photos, your cat's paw one day, your cat's nose the next) will give you a much richer grasp of the anatomy and proportions of that subject.
But it also fuelled the perception that he is too rich to grasp the inequalities in the capital.
So it has been hard to distinguish what part of his speechifying calling "the world of finance" his main enemy, or the rich "grasping and arrogant"—has been purely electoral.
Hence too his stinging attacks on finance and wealth, and denunciation of the new super-rich as "grasping and arrogant".Opération décryptageMany French commentators dismiss all this as mere political posturing.
Mr Hollande was at his most passionate on the campaign stump when denouncing the world of finance as his "chief adversary", and the super-rich as "grasping and arrogant".
They are delighted to hear Mr Hollande declare war on "the world of finance" and denounce the new super-rich as "grasping and arrogant"."We are not disciples of savage spending cuts or tax cuts, but nor are we tax maniacs," insists Pierre Moscovici, Mr Hollande's campaign director.
Mexican or Muslim, overbearing rich or grasping poor, we'll get a fix wherever we can find it.
The positive goal of such a theory is not only to provide an account of rationality based on this know-how that is rich enough to grasp uses of reason in all their variety, yet also normative enough to be able to clarify the necessary conditions for its practical employment as well as a critical analysis of the "pathologies" that occur when these conditions fail to obtain.
Therefore, to grasp a richer understanding of the demands, needs, and experiences of caregivers who have children with autism, they used a qualitative phenomenological research design [ 28].
Other interest groups — Tea Party activists, environmentalists, advocates for gay and lesbian rights, supporters of Israel and, most of all, rich and large corporations — grasp this insight.
