Sentence examples for fine mastery from inspiring English sources

A single surviving manuscript by her in the Newberry Library, Chicago, shows a fine mastery of the French secretary and cancelleresca hands.

His Little Trilogy (Stary Sługa, 1875; Hania, 1876; Selim Mirza, 1877) shows his interest in Polish history and his literary maturity, including fine mastery of humor and drama.

Ms Uglow is a fine biographer whose mastery of her medium never draws attention to itself.

His mastery of the fine balance between description and expression was by now fully achieved.

Because of his deft mastery of this fine balance, Mr. Keller has come to be seen as a sort of high priest by riesling aficionados around the world, who can show cultlike devotion to the grape.

In the fierce title role, Sherman Howard is a major player indeed, maneuvering an acting journey that begins with a most believable disorientation and uncontestable derangement, and winds up with the cool mastery of a fine, feigned madness.

It is a story that demonstrates the easy mastery of her finest work, a story that stands in sharp contrast to the cringe-making title story of this oddly uneven volume.

Working from a deep mastery of the finer points of paper engineering, Sabuda gives an ambitious and largely rewarding show to readers old enough not to tear apart the book's paper innards.

The VP did a fine job of describing his own mastery of the issues, and he spoke with flair and style, which certainly helps.

First, Torah study, in the sense of mastery of all the fine points of the Law, can not be the ultimate purpose of our existence.

Muntagirov and Nuñez are technically thrilling; she, at her finest moments, can combine an absolute mastery of the choreography, with the illusion that she's dancing it for the first time.