Their fitness level and skill level come as a result of a deep commitment to self-mastery.
Additionally, rather than being "often too metronomic," the drumming style of Ahmir Thompson (Questlove) reflects not only soul music, but a commitment to (and singular mastery of) the hypnotic insistence of hip-hop beats.
The government has shown a commitment to further improve their mastery in other areas, including diagnostics and treatment of common illnesses through improved training and supervision.
Promise-keeping is another early victim of this commitment to, and understanding of, self-mastery.
Confronted with the conflict between egoism and 'society', Stirner is not prompted to re-examine his commitment to, or understanding of, self-mastery, but instead confidently denies the legitimacy of those conventional institutions and practices.
Warren has a combination of passion, plain spokeness, mastery of policy, and commitment to the little guy that comes along only a few times a generation.
One difficulty with these arguments is that much of what we attempt to do in medicine to create treatments for disease could itself fit under a "drive to mastery" and might likewise question our commitment to being "open to the unbidden" (see Buchanan 2011).
It is rather in his broad and profound knowledge of the teachings of the ancient and medieval philosophers, his mastery of their science, his commitment to the ultimate accord between their true teachings and the correctly interpreted teachings of the Torah, and his life-long effort to interest his fellow Jews in science and philosophy and to make their teachings available to them.
But when you talk to the insiders about Mr. Krueger, what they emphasize is his mastery of data and his utter commitment to the truths it can be coaxed to tell.
In Facebook's case, the company has demonstrated its mastery of product focus and long-term commitment to user experience.
