Sentence examples similar to considerable mastery of from inspiring English sources

Children raised in solitude achieve unusually low levels of mental development; chimpanzees that keep company with people achieve unusually high levels, including, Wise says, mastery of considerable sign language and even the ability to teach it to other chimpanzees.

No matter how many times she may have played the piece, Mutter continues to bring to it a commanding mastery of its considerable technical difficulties, and a clear and individual expressive intent that transcends the notes while never ignoring their importance or specificity.

Mastery of most domains requires a considerable investment in education, training, apprenticeship, and practice.

"Das Paradies und die Peri" captures Schumann's mastery of short songs to a considerable degree and manages to steer them collectively toward a rousing, almost operatic climax.

A right-handed, flexible "beanpole" standing more than 6 feet 3 inches (1.91 metres) tall, Paige had considerable pitching speed, but he also developed a comprehensive mastery of slow-breaking pitches and varied deliveries.

The resulting volume, A Change of World (1951), reflected her mastery of the formal elements of poetry and her considerable restraint.

Mastery of material was secondary.

It's about mastery of rescue.

Its mastery of rock theatre was obvious.

So did her mastery of public relations.

Central to that success has been a mastery of technology.