Sentence examples similar to a perfect command of language from inspiring English sources

He has the parodist's perfect ear for literary styles, & a perfect command of the language of TV, of drugstore orders of psychoanalytic banalities (he has undergone analysis for 15 yrs)., of the enviable American comic genius for going too far.

IQ tests depend on language, and even Watson, a computer program that beat two human contestants in a special edition of "Jeopardy!" (an American quiz show) on February 16th, does not have a perfect command of English.

The Geneva press reported that he had a "perfect command of [the] French [language]".

"I couldn't even put a phrase together," said Mr. Hounsou, who now has perfect command of the language.

A Democrat among the overwhelmingly Republican Cuban-American community, with good looks and perfect command of two languages, he charted his own path, leaping over local a horde of Cuban-American Republicans to become Miami-Dade's mayor in 1996.

Being an adult has a lot to do with the performance of verbal control: the illusion that you're in perfect command of your own language.

Then there was Will Ferrell smartly capturing George W. Bush's cowboy impatience and less than perfect command of the English language here.

She proved to be an impressive performer in debates and, to a lesser extent, on the stump, always in perfect command of policy details.

His verse is characterized by a precise command of language and a mastery of lyric, dramatic, and meditative poetic forms.

A solid command of language and literacy is the most important asset your child can have.

There was an authenticity to the voice and a command of language that was instantly apparent.