Sentence examples for author's mastery from inspiring English sources
And it shows the author's mastery of material and writing style, although it's not uncommon for a really good book writer to produce a really terrible proposal.
"M: The Man Who Became Caravaggio," in other words, is art history of the broadly contextualized kind, splendidly informed by this author's mastery of the political and moral world in which the man he calls M lived.
That this effort was not an unqualified success apparently stems from the author's inadequate mastery of the physical and mathematical aspects of geography.
For Le Carré's many admirers, like myself, these reservations about plotting are all the more painful because of the author's earlier mastery of the art.
In 1998 our reviewer, Deborah Mason, called the author "a spellbinding urban fabulist" and said "each story reveals Jhabvala's mastery of the form".
"Armageddon" is a sequel to Hastings's "Overlord" (1984), which reconstructs the Normandy landings; our reviewer, James J. Sheehan, said both books display the author's "clear, uncluttered style" and "absolute mastery of the technical details of combat".
Here, too, the author shows mastery, and you can lose yourself in the occasional scene that is flawless, beautiful, whole.
Now he bowed to Scaring's mastery.
Fiction demands both a subject and its mastery -- in short, an author's vision.
Tavis recommends: "Brisk and enlightening, this treatise on the 'artless art' examines the author's five year quest to achieve the 'everyday mind' through mastery of the bow and arrow".
