Sentence examples for tenuous grasp of from inspiring English sources

His response revealed a tenuous grasp of his situation.

For a veteran editor, Athill has a tenuous grasp of royalties.

Strunk and White had "a tenuous grasp of grammar," and George Orwell contradicted himself.

Trump isn't the first politician with a tenuous grasp of the facts, of course.

Detroit's auto executives have the most tenuous grasp of their grim situation.

They look up everything online and as a result have a tenuous grasp of the finer points of alphabetical order.

MPs accused Philip Green of lacking even "a tenuous grasp on the reality of the situation".

As long as I held tight to my tenuous grasp on what was left of my sanity, I thought I was safer.

If someone were to sever enough of said cables, our tenuous grasp on the modern world would be lost.

But the public has only a tenuous grasp on just what the dogs are capable of.

It's a chance for a Japanese man with a tenuous grasp on English to address a stadium full of antsy Americans.