Sentence examples for has a better command of from inspiring English sources

She gives the cameras only what she wants them to work with, a skill she has a better command of than her daughter.

In repeatedly correcting the President and enumerating his own (often bogus) policy prescriptions in neat bullet points, the Mittster gave the impression that he has a better command of the issues, and a much clearer view of what needs to be done.

Bush, though he has a better command of detail than Reagan, is not facile enough to play that game, and when he does let himself get pinned down on the details, he exposes the fact that on taxes or guns or abortion he is more conservative than most voters.

She has a better command of the stage and material than humans three times her age. .

But they will certainly have a better command of the rules than the replacements did.

Interestingly, the primary children have a better command of the English language than secondary students.

The president only made matters worse, towards the end, by joking that his wife had a better command of English than he.

He came in fourth, because anyone watching could see that Al Gore, Dick Cheney and Joe Lieberman all had a better command of the issues than Mr. Bush and seemed more like presidential timber than he did.

But I'm pretty sick of these barely-coded "New" Labour attacks on particular groups of people who have more reason than most to feel insecure in Britain, many of whom would have a better command of English were it not for circumstances they have little control over, including the hostility of politicians, press and some of those around them.

Even in these activities, when working with our friends, we could do even those activities which were more difficult >. Notwithstanding the general tendency toward group work, it was manifest that those students who had a better command of English leaned less toward working with their friends.

Moreover in a deposition, the expert who analyzed all of the documents, performed the analysis, and wrote the reports--as opposed to lawyers writing or revising drafts and sometimes withholding evidence that they mistakenly feel will harm a case -- will have a better command of the facts than opposing counsel.