Sentence examples for European mastery from inspiring English sources

According to Tom McCarthy, Hergé depicted the Congolese as "good at heart but backwards and lazy, in need of European mastery".

Simon Buxton, another shaman who acknowledges the power of what he calls "psychopomp" in assisting spiritual action, has trained for 25 years in shamanic European bee mastery, something (honest to god) known as the Path of Pollen.

Radano states that "rather than radicalizing the stable binaries of race, noise inverts them; it transforms prior signs of European musical mastery — harmony, melody, song — into all that is bitchin', kickin', and black".

In the era after the discovery of the Americas, European states fought for mastery over the Atlantic.

Of course, the Bundesbank was also reluctant to cede its mastery of European monetary affairs to a new European Central Bank.

Despite the younger Scholem's ardent mastery of European culture, it was Europe, and Germany in particular, that he meant to renounce.

The joint venture could even be at risk.SNCF and Deutsche Bahn are for the first time competing directly for mastery of European high-speed rail.

She had spent the 1930's dazzling European audiences with her mastery of art songs -- beating them, as it were, at their own game.

Benitez made much of his reputation with his mastery of European competition, winning the Champions League with Liverpool in 2005 and reaching the final two years later - as well as beating Arsenal in their 2008 quarter-final.

A light-skinned Berber people, the Tuaregs had long captured Europeans' imaginations through their mastery of one of the world's most inhospitable regions and their fierce independence.

The European stars are showing a mastery of the game's fundamentals.