Sentence examples for command of fact from inspiring English sources
It is grievous to imagine a writer of Mr. Manchester's vitality having lost his exuberant command of fact and language.
The more conservative Wall Street Journal is fulsome in its praise for Mitt: he appeared Presidential, "showed a superior command of fact and argument than the incumbent, and made a confident, optimistic case for change".
"I think his command of facts, figures and anecdotes got consistently stronger".
His memory is profound, his command of facts sweeping and indiscriminate.
Mr. Obama was powerful, forceful and in control, and had a great command of facts and figures.
Mrs. Clinton mastered the complexities of health insurance, and she dazzled Congress with her command of facts and figures.
His performance left no doubt as to his command of facts, his mastery of language and his ability to turn an opposition attack into an opportunity.
Even her critics concede that Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York used her debate time well, demonstrating in incremental steps her confidence and cool command of facts and policy issues.
Brown proceeded to answer the reporters' questions with a display of self-confident humor and a command of facts, history and language that befits a man in the eighth decade of his life, as he likes to describe himself.
His was a power game, where command of facts was important, and included going to Geneva in 1993 to assist John Schmidt, a Chicago lawyer and then the chief federal negotiator to international trade talks known as GATT.
The Games required viewers to become instantly interested in any number of obscure sports, and with her command of facts, innate enthusiasm and gentle authority, Balding drew everyone in effortlessly.
