Sentence examples for consummate command of from inspiring English sources
Koons's consummate command of materials proved unequal to the intricacies of another person.
As usual Mr. Müller sang with rich, handsome tone, consummate command of dynamics, and deft and spontaneous-sounding ornamentation.
The big draw is Tim Minchin, taking a break from arena comedy and smash-hit musical theatre to deliver a consummate, commanding performance at the top of the bill.
Perhaps the consummate statement of Heidegger's later philosophy is the "Letter on Humanism" (1946).
Here, Handel's use of Nò, di voi non vo'fidarmi has Sedley Taylor's unqualified approval: "[Handel] bids the voices enter in solemn canonical sequence, and his chorus ends with a combination of grandeur and depth of feeling such as is at the command of consummate genius only".
Because the use of Q-ships such as the Prize were still secret, the published details of his award when it was gazetted simply read "In recognition of his conspicuous gallantry, consummate coolness, and skill in command of one of H.M. Ships in action".
The command of languages!
Despite his unparalleled stardom in later years, Wayne remained the consummate professional, always on time for a 5 a.m. makeup call (regardless of how much booze had flowed the night before), always in command of his lines, always ready to do his job.
Have command of the case.
He was a consummate practitioner of summit diplomacy.
