Sentence examples for superb grasp from inspiring English sources

But Cumings has done a lot of research over the years, has a superb grasp of his material and is never less than stimulating.

He had the good fortune, however, of finding efficient administrators from among the Mozarabs residing in his states; further, his superb grasp of Almoravid tactics enabled him to overcome his numerical inferiority.

It is nearly twice the size of the Oxford American Writer's Thesaurus, which is the best in its field since Merriam-Webster's New Dictionary of Synonyms, a superb grasp of nuance that needs another updating.

He was noted for his inspirational leadership and superb grasp of strategy and unconventional tactics, which resulted in a number of decisive naval victories, particularly during the Napoleonic Wars.

His prose is superb, his grasp of characters and the desires which drive them frighteningly realistic.

No member of the Philharmonic will argue with the proposition that Mr. Maazel is a master of conducting technique, that he is a maestro with a tremendous grasp of the score and a superb set of ears.

As he demonstrated in "Franny's Way," "Rodney's Wife" and the superb (and underrated) "Goodnight Children Everywhere," Mr. Nelson has a peerless grasp of the perils of family intimacy.

It adds: "He is renowned for his superb relationships with key public and private sector stakeholders and his outstanding grasp of the construction and financial issues that underpin successful development".

Cox pulled a superb save from Olejnik before Odubajo flashed wide, as Slade's side failed to grasp an advantage to take back to Brisbane Road for Tuesday's second leg.

The Met, after all, is a superb Mozart orchestra, and Mr. Luisi, who conducts "Don Giovanni" from the harpsichord, has a firm grasp of the composer's style.

Lukas Podolski opened the Bayern account after just eight minutes with a superb left-footed strike from outside the area that left the Sporting goalkeeper Pedro Rui Patricio grasping at air.