Sentence examples for deep command of from inspiring English sources

Former Gov. Mario M. Cuomo of New York said he was confident that both the healthy economy and Mr. Gore's deep command of issues would assure him victory.

Mr. Gephardt has a deep command of the issues and is popular with many constituencies like labor, where Mr. Gore still has to do some fence mending.

Our goal is for students to have such a deep command of their design practice that they feel confident applying it in any setting!

Mr. Masur favored a broad pace, but the playing flowed smoothly, with a luminosity and authority that attested to both Mr. Masur's deep command of this repertory and his continuing affinity with this orchestra.

Punch Brothers differ from traditional bluegrass bands, or bands of any kind, I suppose, except perhaps certain jazz bands, in that each musician has a deep command of his instrument.

Though he was a high school senior at the time, it was clear why he'd been elected governor of the California Youth & Government program and was headed to Princeton: He has a deep command of the issues, is an excellent communicator, and is passionate about enacting critical changes.

Deep, commanding breaths.

Mr. Kelly, despite his constitutional lasciviousness, is a direct inheritor of the church's inspired shouts, a channeler of outrageously deep sentiment and in easy command of his gift.

Known for his deep voice, precise diction and command of the classical repertory, he performed in the works of Molière, Racine, Corneille and Shakespeare, among many others, as both a leading man and a featured actor, playing romance, tragedy and comedy with equal skill.

She bypasses my daughter's present situation because people with Alzheimer's often have stronger command of their "deep" memories than more recent ones.

As Danticat takes us deeper into this world, her command of the physical details of the landscape and the history of Ville Rose grows ever more impressive.