Sentence examples for wider grasp from inspiring English sources

While our eyes have the ability to perceive what's around us, our cameras have a much wider grasp, capturing images from all over the world, making it look from one angle oh-so big, and from another, surprisingly small. .

The more you can demonstrate that you've gained experience directly applicable to the job you want to land -- as well as the wider grasp of the field that a master's demonstrates -- so much the better.

If you don't already have a wide grasp of the history of mankind then this might have you scratching your head in many places.

5. Be a good diagnostician -- have a wide grasp of veterinary medicine.

The authors said the person holding the device would need to be capable of maintaining an active wide grasp throughout the process.

Twenty-six years old at the time, she looked footloose and fancy-free, sitting on a beach towel with one leg thrust into the air, her arms thrown out wide to grasp the paws of a snuggly Ewok standing behind her.

His field has never been easy for a wider public to grasp: everything from the formation of the universe to those strange but dangerous features known as black holes.

Gripper device inspired by "origami magic ball" can grasp wide array of delicate and heavy objects.

For a fuller, more rounded, understanding, a more "heliocentric" and less one-sided approach is needed to grasp the wider political forces and factors in play.

Through their different contexts, they help to grasp a wider phenomenon: the protection of urban nature through the development of protective narratives.

But it's still difficult to quite grasp how wide and sustained the interest in this rather low-key, terribly British drama has been.