Sentence examples for exceptional mastery from inspiring English sources

It is precisely his ability to stick to the transmitted sources and simultaneously bring out new meanings which, once expressed, seem almost self-evident that haself-evident thatater tradition of has exconvinced masthey.

One of the most curious decisions made for these tributes was that no actual clips were used to demonstrate said person's exceptional mastery of the craft.

His painting showed exceptional mastery of space and light and exuded naturalness and restraint, both in its objectivity and choice of colors, often browns and ochers.

Four complete poems of his composition survive; they illustrate an exceptional technical mastery of versification, although the manner of expression is often artificial and the subjects are slight.

The American violinist Ruggiero Ricci, who has died aged 94, was a virtuoso of the old school – combining technical mastery with exceptional skills as a musical communicator.

The Nighthawks, while demonstrating an exceptional rhythmic precision and mastery of big-band dynamics, capture the quickening pulses of vintage band music with a subtle intensity that makes it feel contemporary.

Considered the matriarch in the "Golden Age of Detective Fiction," many of Christie's original motifs, plot devices and tropes have became standard tools of fiction writing -- Homeland is exceptional because of its mastery of them, employing these tools with the grace of Dame Agatha herself.

The sculpted frieze, an exceptional testimony to the artistic mastery of these peoples, contains – over a distance of almost 20 m – more than thirty animal and human depictions.

John Mahoney Woodbury, Conn., Feb. 18, 2009 • To the Editor: If I follow the students' logic that effort should be rewarded with high grades, then I should be content to have the heart surgeon or airline pilot who worked really, really hard in medical or flight school — whether or not that individual shows exceptional expertise or talent, not to mention mastery of the requisite skills.

He had an exceptional memory that allowed him to assume an air of superficial mastery.

On August 6, however, Lovelock used his greater mastery of pace to defeat Cunningham and the rest of an exceptional field of milers.