Sentence examples for apparent mastery of from inspiring English sources

He joked with Woods about his apparent mastery of the surfaces.

Or, given her (handlers') apparent mastery of P.R. spin, tomorrow's Damien Hirst?

Given Corson's apparent mastery of Japanese and of original source material, one can only assume the samurai and Zen clichés result from the student's limited point of view.

In Texas, studies have shown that weeks after taking the Texas Assessment of Academic skills test created in the 1990's, pupils fail to show the apparent mastery of knowledge registered when they first took the tests.

An apparent student mastery of evolution in the classroom may be instead just playing the game in pursuit of a good grade.

Chock-full of head-bobbing, foot-gliding, shoulder-popping beats, his mastery of production is apparent upon first listen.

Goebbels's mastery of propaganda was particularly apparent after Germany's defeats in Stalingrad and Africa.

He's a DJ whose technical mastery of the mixer is apparent from the second he hits play but there's no element of showing off, no desire to make his slot about him rather than the music.

Within their own scale, all studies demonstrate learners to have very limited mastery of reflection, indicating an apparent room for improvement.

(Riener was a member of Cunningham's company, but his mastery of that technique, while readily apparent in "poem," was never distracting).

The mastery of Blanchett's acting is apparent almost immediately; the genius of Rosefeldt's filmmaking is more subtle.