Sentence examples for command of line from inspiring English sources

His command of line is a direct consequence of a solid uncomplicated action.

His command of line, meanwhile, was unequaled and would go on to inspire modern artists from Degas to de Kooning.

Richard Jones's new staging of Don Giovanni at English National Opera, conducted by Mark Wigglesworth with innate command of line, tempo and structure, and with strong chorus and top singers, will split audiences even in the course of the evening.

It was the Chinese respect for the spirit of wood and their command of line, curve, and cubic proportions that became the ideal of the 18th-century Western cabinetmaker.

Underneath the slight leanings of his structures is an ease with perspective and a firm, athletic command of line.

This design method is then applied for the missile's command to line-of-sight (CLOS) guidance law design.

Actors who are getting on a bit can sometimes lose command of the lines and even resort to bits of paper stuck behind scenery.

But at the times when Ms. Dempsey is in command of her lines, she shows signs of the strength she is bound to develop as the run continues.

But Parker's remarkable command of different lines of evidence makes a fascinating read, even though he lacks Walker's storytelling skills.

In order to implement the ANFIS approach, a type of command line function of MATLAB, 'genfis2,' was used and sufficiently trained to find the best ANFIS model.

Previously, the firewall was solely configurable by means of command line instruction and made configuration difficult for less experienced users.