His poetic style is highly individual and his command of word-colour and word-music striking.
He is characteristically English in his fluid command of words written and spoken.
Mr. Grandage's valedictory came in the form of a tumultuously moving "Richard II" that brought back to the Donmar Eddie Redmayne, the bracing young co-star of the John Logan play "Red," to play the manchild monarch who has, even within Shakespeare, an unparalleled command of words.
As foreign editor, he liked to draw unsparing comparisons between the Soviet Union and the Nationalist regime in South Africa: to deny freedom on the basis of ideological convictions, he argued, was no less objectionable than denying it on the basis of colour.It was no doubt Brian's command of words that helped to make him our Washington correspondent in 1958 and then, in 1963, foreign editor.
He has not a bold imagination, nor much command of words.
With the UK election campaign swinging into its last week, John got in touch to say that even though America was basically not paying attention to it, he wouldn't mind finding out a bit more about British politics in order to impress the Joes down at the local Sports Bar with his effortless command of words like "parliament".
With the UK election campaign swinging into its last week, John got in touch to say that even though America was basically paying no attention to it, he wouldn't mind finding out a bit more about British politics in order to impress the Joes down at the local Sports Bar with his effortless command of words like "parliament".
Mr. Weir's movie, which follows Jack's command of sharp word and quick action in transporting O'Brian's information-packed pages onto the screen, distills the essence of Aubrey's charisma.
The black community took command of that word, and now when something is particularly good, we say, "ain't that bad?" I asked Willie Mitchell in the 1990s how his new collaboration with Al Green was going and he told me: "Awful, man, just terrible".
Hard to say precisely what it is that people – "folks", as President Obama likes to call them – are so darn exercised about, but they say things that show that their command of any words with more than two syllables is completely questionable, like: "The president is a socialist", or "healthcare reform is unconstitutional".
Since 40%to50%0% of the words in the move commands consisted of words referring to the card suits, a drop in overall F-score is observed because the incorrectly recognised card suits are counted as false positives despite the fact that the user did not provide this information in the VUI training.
