Sentence examples for a true command of from inspiring English sources

A little hurt that she did not sing more often in her native land, she was nonetheless happy singing abroad, especially as she had such a true command of languages other than her own.

Her published writings show her to have acquired a true command of the Bible, a good knowledge of the works of several of the most famous Ancients and of the writings of Shakespeare and Milton.

If "use force to promote the true religion" were a command of natural law addressed to all magistrates, it would not promote the true religion in practice because so many magistrates wrongly believe that their religion is the true one.

We conclude that the PRO-24 score is a true reflection of a child's command of productive language.

Those who knew her best would describe her as a true force of nature - in complete command of the room, the situation, and her own destiny at all times.

A true friend of animals.

The book, it is true, commands attention.

A true example of statesmanship.

Displaying a noteworthy command of the decks, he energized the crowd deep into the final installment of a true techno marathon.

What about a general in command of an army?

Meanwhile, true to the tale of metaphysical temptation, Murnau imbued the intimate and theatrical action with wondrous and menacing supernatural doings, achieved through his original cinematic stagecraft and a cunning command of special effects.