Sentence examples for certain degree of mastery from inspiring English sources

Like skiing, it requires a certain degree of mastery, a countervailing ability to contend with the panic and reassert a measure of stability.

In pre-modern cultures, stories were read for information or edification or titillation, and the more serious literary forms, poetry and drama, required a certain degree of technical mastery.

These domains were developed to measure capability in older members of the general population [ 47] and have a certain degree of overlap with the categories of burden, mastery, mood, quality of life, and social support and relationships.

Unlike whitewater kayaking, which requires complete focus -- a mastery of the Eskimo roll, for instance, is essential -- rafting confers the benefit of a certain degree of languor in calmer waters.

"A certain degree of risk is accepted.

And with a certain degree of fear.

Everybody has a certain degree of leadership.

There's a certain degree of shame".

Then there's a certain degree of exhibitionism.

The water taxi also provides a certain degree of entertainment.

The published pictures do show a certain degree of invention.