Sentence examples for command of the fact from inspiring English sources

The job looked back at me from the monitors on the desk where I absorbed my situation, in full command of the fact that this was where I belonged.

He had command of the facts, but was repeatedly interrupted by Obama and the moderator.

Chomsky has built his entire reputation as a political dissident on his command of the facts.

Vice President Al Gore may love "to show off" his "encyclopedic" command of the facts.

Winners also need to be resilient, have a good command of the facts and be good in a crisis.

But Mr. Schwartz gave Mrs. Clinton high marks for her "command of the facts" and her "comfortable and professional" demeanor.

But Romney did a convincing impersonation of a guy with command of the facts, a clear sense of direction, and an empathy that transcends his own privileged caste.

It turned out that the person most in command of the facts was Betty Sumner, a retired schoolteacher and the president of the Chamber of Commerce.

In recent days, as the anthrax incidents have ballooned, it has seemed all too apparent that the government itself has not had command of the facts.

It was clear that John Kerry was in strong command of the facts and backed up each of his points with solid evidence and clear explanations.

This may seem familiar territory, but De Lisle's masterful command of the facts – great and small – provides a complete and entertaining overview.