Sentence examples for enough to master the from inspiring English sources

She was a clever, talented girl but neither clever nor talented enough to master the French court.

For his part, Mr. Stephanopoulos said, "My job is to be smart enough to master the things I can control with strong interviews and solid bookings, and wise enough to accept the things I can't control".

The workshop music teacher, Jordan Sandke, who is also trying to train students to compose scores in standard notation, said an hour session was not long enough to master the software, and he did not know if the class would return to the exercise before the school year ended.

In practice, analysis is more necessary, so that we may solve the problems which are presented to us; but the man who can indulge in theorising will be content to practice analysis just far enough to master the art.

I am not skilled enough to master the nuance of doublespeak we were being presented in order to recreate it for you here.

If genetic mutations could produce brains that were smaller and more efficient but still worked well enough to master the skills of survival, it makes sense that those who had them would live longer in the times of scarcity and famine characteristic of our not-so-distant past.

In nearby Hussain Muhammad Kanad village, 8-year-old Anisa has mastered these skills well enough to be appointed one of the class's junior leaders.

Big consoles have to be static because big publishers (like Activision) need the spec to be stable enough to master in order to make the next Call of Duty.

These are dangers one can recognize but not always avoid successfully, because success may require knowing a lot about the other tradition when it is hard enough to master a single tradition to the point where one can avoid saying silly things about it.

And until the Congolese state is strong enough to master its vast territory, two-thirds the size of Western Europe, armed groups could always be tempted to seek to control its mineral wealth.

Directors should also put in more time: five or six days a year is not enough to master a labyrinthine balance-sheet.Ultimately, however, the tone on risk is set in the corner office.