Sentence examples for sketchy grasp from inspiring English sources
On the weekend Bowden turned 80 The Tallahassee Democrat's Corey Clark transcribed part of Bowden's postgame news conference, which revealed Bowden's rather sketchy grasp of what just happened.
Britain's born-again Muslims often have a sketchy grasp of their religion, and can be gulled.
And Wheeldon, while a fine choreographer, clearly has only the sketchiest grasp of obstetrics.
And don't forget that those young recruits, like the IS fighters, often have only the sketchiest grasp of what exactly they are signing up to die for or of the nature of the conflicts they may be involved in. .
His summaries of Dewey's writings are both too sketchy and too laudatory to help one grasp the strengths and the weaknesses of Dewey's pragmatism.
Researchers' grasp of metastasis, by contrast, remains relatively sketchy, one reason being that whereas the initial stages of malignant transformation can be analyzed in vitro, in the controlled setting of cultured cells, metastasis — which is Greek for "beyond static" — is a matter of cells on the move and ultimately must be studied in vivo, in the bewildering wilderness of the body.
Assuming it's true that nothing sketchy is going on with Jade Helm, the federal government doesn't seem to grasp how weird it all looks.
