Sentence examples for sensible grasp of from inspiring English sources

Then Jas falls for a girl called Samira, despite his sensible grasp of the cultural difficulties: "I know you're Muslim an I know I in't Muslim".

It treats particular bodies as assemblages of local dispositions of matter, and it treats sensible bodies as our grasp of those assemblages.

But it is more natural to take this in a different way, as an account of how the mind goes beyond the sensible data to a grasp of the real essences of things.

Augustine presents our grasp of the sensible world as grounded in a relatively unproblematic relation of direct acquaintance [e.g De Magistro 12.39.

This movement in understanding is necessary for human beings because as animals they only ever have a partial grasp of the natures of things, insofar as their knowledge depends upon always incomplete and partial sensible experience of the world.

Good grasp of technology.

This suggests a clear grasp of priorities.

Eric called my grasp of choreography "amateurish".

His grasp of economics is shaky.

But your grasp of physics is not.

His grasp of new technologies was prophetic.