Sentence examples for entirely master from inspiring English sources

Before long, we sense that Boyd is not entirely master of his material, in the sense that the meandering plot seems to have taken charge of the author, rather than vice versa.

Cascadia suffers a bit from its own eclectic approach, which has not been entirely mastered.

Having to backpedal on an insult is never easy, and the Philippines' president Rodrigo Duterte has not entirely mastered the art.

After that, he made 215 against England at Lord's, when it seemed that he and Chris Rogers had entirely mastered the English attack.

I'm not sure I ever entirely mastered "God Save the Queen" but there I was, a Swede, standing in front of the bench and trying to sing it a bit.

Rihanna and Katy Perry don't seem to be entirely masters of their own destiny, though these teleologies are never fully revealed and the party line is always "I'm an artist".

Whether it's kiteboarding or wakeboarding -- another relatively new and fast-growing sport -- that has piqued your interest, or you have decided that this is the year when you will finally learn a more traditional water sport, like sailing or kayaking, the good news is that most can be learned (if not entirely mastered) over a long weekend.

The key seems to be that generous people "are entirely masters of their passions" (AT XI 448, modified from CSM I 385).