Sentence examples for great mastery of from inspiring English sources
Like Degas, Cassatt showed great mastery of drawing, and both artists preferred unposed asymmetrical compositions.
This is feeling leavened by a great mastery of form, a concentrated use of composition and cutting that moves the psychological drama toward spiritual issues.
The klismos chair was lighter and had a curved back and plain, sharply curved legs, indicating a great mastery of wood-working.
"Recognized early on by his peers, he made a name for himself with his great mastery of the art, learned in the tough school of short films, and with the originality of his camera's gaze," Mr. Chirac said in a statement.
LES DERNIERES NOUVELLES D'ALSACE - "In a certain way France has already made a success of the 2010 World Cup History will remember only two teams from this World Cup: that of the winning country and also perhaps France... 'les Bleus' [have shown] great mastery of a worldwide scandal.
Particular experiences that catch Blacks eye: Eagle Scouts ("Takes a lot of work to earn that rank") and former teaching assistants ("Shows great mastery of a topic to be able to teach that and shows they earned the trust of a professor").
Other changes require greater mastery of subject matter.
"The judges noted Mantel's even greater mastery of method now," he added.
Nor did Trump demonstrate greater mastery of urgent issues of US service members' health and safety.
I hate to pick on Carter; he has greater mastery of the female technique than most females I've seen.
To create such a material involves a greater mastery of physics and chemistry than you might imagine.
