Sentence examples for any mastery from inspiring English sources

Unlike Tibetans or Uighurs in Xinjiang, many Mongols have little if any mastery of their ancestral language.Chinese leaders must therefore have been shocked when protests broke out in a handful of Inner Mongolian towns over the course of several days in late May.

He took the baking job because it is close to home and didn't require any mastery of English.

Frantically trying to be a guru teaching well before any mastery has taken place is now the desperate cry of attention-seeking narcissists thinly veiled in well-written posts.

How many switches will there be and will any have mastery over the others?

Jones appears to see him as a local version of the double World Cup-winning New Zealand centre Ma'a Nonu, and while Tuilagi has yet to demonstrate a mastery of any skill more sophisticated than running in a straight line and smithereening opponents to all points of the compass, it may be that he has the capacity to learn a new trick or two.

Ask any teenage boy with a mastery of PlayStation who is "the man" and Neymar's name is first on their lips.

This time it's because you're greedy and ashamed; it's because you want the child, you need the child, and yet you can't bear to be yourself at this moment; you can't stand there any longer enjoying your mastery over her.

Kissinger has a mastery of foreign policy greater than any that Rogers had.

As anyone who has studied a new language will know, any hope of mastery requires venturing beyond the confines of a classroom.

Karl's a rubbish killer, the body count he's clocked up so far being more down to his unique brand of nonchalant opportunism than any real criminal mastery.

"This [new study] is adding to a solid body of work showing that babies, before they have learned any kind of mastery of their language, are already busy [making] the building blocks of the concepts that they are going to have," she said.