Sentence examples for have a mastery from inspiring English sources

"There is a danger of teaching them to advise before they have a mastery of conceptual thought".

The fans have a mastery of obscure information that can sometimes dazzle, and yet their sense of fun extends to wearing Brünnhilde horns during intermission.

"Do people really have a mastery of the field as a whole?" How the Bogdanovs came to this pass is perhaps a cautionary tale about the way physics is done today.

Others, like a marvellously erotic dance routine to the Chi-Lites (which the surrounding menfolk dub Operation: Hot & Bothered) show that few have a mastery of cutting to music quite like Spike Lee when he's on his game.

Remember it's 1981, no Monster.com, no LinkedIn, etc., -- job search tools you should have a mastery of.

"It's so important," she said, "that a woman who holds the position that she does have a mastery".

Kissinger has a mastery of foreign policy greater than any that Rogers had.

Green has a mastery of policy that he can match against anyone in city government.

And he has a mastery of different musical styles that's astonishing to me".

At the Korean talks, Kim had a mastery of the issues "from A to Z," the Presidential adviser added.

Not knowing the lines, not having a mastery of the text is painful, because until you have it you can't play the scenes.