Sentence examples for author's command from inspiring English sources

But it is the author's command of storytelling that makes it not just digestible but also enjoyable.

"The Unforgiving Minute" finds both suspense and pathos in the events that took place under its author's command.

The author's command of period archness tips its hat to a pantheon of social satirists: Luis Buñuel in cahoots with Oscar Wilde and Jane Austen.

The author's command of Williams's sprawling body of work — including the underappreciated short stories, essays, and plays — and his generous and illuminating use of quotation make Williams's restless and protean talent clear.

One of the many reasons the reader can't put this memoir down is the author's impressive command of her craft.

Encompassing city planning as much as garden design, this panoramic study is impressive not only for its encyclopedic scope but also for the author's authoritative command of so much diverse material and for her lucid writing.

But the author's magical command of language infuses her story with scientific metaphors, lyrical observations about what it is to be human, and hilarious anecdotes about yoga pants.

The tribulations of Scott and Maureen receive compassionate attention here, but it is Araceli, their live-in maid, who commands the author's primary sympathies.

Camille Paglia, one of the authors of The Madonna Companion: Two Decades of Commentary, said that Madonna's command of massive, resonant basslines impressed them.

Eric Schlosser is the author of "Command and Control".

Sturman died in a Kentucky prison in 1997... View Article Eric Schlosser is the author of "Command and Control Nuclear Weaponss, the Damascus Accident, and the Illusion of Safety," from 2013, and a producer of the documentary "Command and Control," from 2016.