Sentence examples similar to Complete command of the subject from inspiring English sources

"The Iranians had complete command of the field," recalls one former U.S. official who was in Iraq at the time.

He took complete command of the situation.

The technique is impeccable, with complete command of the Petrarchan sonnet form and its dramatic timing.

Yet here she has complete command of the quartet's expressive resources.

Betty Allen and Justino Diaz used their big voices ef fectively, if without complete command of the coloratura.

He was fair in all of his rulings and he demonstrated a complete command of the law.

Hokusai's drawings of social life in a humorous, almost grotesque vein reveal his complete command of the expressive line.

Hibs struck early and their complete command of the game was dispiriting for the visitors.

It is one of the few times he appears anything other than in complete command of the situation.

"There's no question that he's in complete command of his subject," one student wrote in a critique.

In the 17th-century hierarchy of the various genres, history painting held the highest position, because it required a complete command of all subjects, from landscape to architecture, from still life to drapery, from animals to, above all, the human figure, in a wide range of postures, expressions, and costumes.