Sentence examples for complete command of the from inspiring English sources

He took complete command of the situation.

The technique is impeccable, with complete command of the Petrarchan sonnet form and its dramatic timing.

Yet here she has complete command of the quartet's expressive resources.

When he does show up once more, aged and weathered, he takes immediate and complete command of the action.

He was fair in all of his rulings and he demonstrated a complete command of the law.

Hokusai's drawings of social life in a humorous, almost grotesque vein reveal his complete command of the expressive line.

Indeed, complete command of this primary fate choice may even be incompatible with the underlying nature of the pluripotent ground state (see below).

It's rare, however, to find an artist in such complete command of that process, merging several musical streams in ways that feel both natural and surprising, never once losing sight of the big picture.

Like the most intelligent of comedians or actors or politicians, he was in complete command of even the most outrageous performances.

Written with complete command of archival source material by the architectural historian Eileen Harris, this minutely detailed study of 19 Adam houses in town and country is replete with the staggering sums his luxurious decorating schemes cost, as well as the names of the small army of artisans who executed them.

But Brand demonstrates a complete command of his voice and body, pushing the story along, creating tension and humor and anger and sadness with understated ease.