1.   Regardless whether you agree with him, he never ducks a question and always seems to have a grasp of the subject.

2.   They are quicker-thinking and have a grasp of modern technology.

3.   We have a grasp of classical theatre, but different nations have different talents, and the musical is not an indigenous art form.

4.   And as long as the secondary members have a grasp of their responsibilities within the scheme, Bennett is confident in their playmaking possibilities.

5.   After nearly a week of exposure to those pitches, I still do not feel I have a grasp of just what these politicians would do if elected.

6.   Bush has campaigned very little in the state, a strategy that has frustrated his rivals who say he does not have a grasp for concerns of Iowans.

7.   But he is a prodigy who seems to have a grasp of every element necessary for success in a brutally competitive game.

8.   But Singleton probably never had any grasp of his characters to begin with.

9.   But they said it would be a mistake to conclude that Dole does not have a grasp of or interest in economic policy.

10.   Hampton clearly has a grasp of his skill.