Sentence examples for attempting to master a from inspiring English sources

Specialists, who spend decades attempting to master a culture area, are often seen as too intellectual -- people who are driven to produce inconveniently complex analyses of complicated social and political worlds.

There were Alicia Keys and Legend working on "Let It Be" across town at Capitol Records, Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart (performing together as the Eurythmics for the first time in nine years) rehearsing "Fool on the Hill" in a Burbank studio, and Perry attempting to master "Yesterday" at a studio in Hollywood.

He has made life even more challenging by, at the same time, attempting to master the intricacies of a different code of rugby with a recently formed Super League club.

But the organisation is attempting to master two conflicting roles: as a national arts organisation with its roots in the community and as a globalised free-market player.

Rather than sticking to one subject and spending hours attempting to master it, you should switch between a few (related) topics.

I asked myself whether attempting to master another set of instructions written in English as a Second Language was really the best use of a month of my time.

This means that attempting to master something like paragliding can be interrupted by weeks of summer downpours and grey clouds.

She is now attempting to master the methods and the psychology that will persuade people to embrace her designs.

In this case, Iran has been attempting to master this centrifuge technology for years; from what is known, they have struggled.

The historical record, however suggests that the Soviet and the American experiences in attempting to master atomic energy have been far more alike than not.

But he was honing his skills at a time when many of the best young British musicians - among them Ronnie Scott, John Dankworth and George Shearing - were attempting to master the harmonic language of bebop.