Sentence examples for hope to master from inspiring English sources

He made clear that he understands the billowing anger and the huge strains placed on millions of American cardholders who face sudden interest rate spikes, hidden fees and tricky contracts that no one without a law degree and a magnifying glass can hope to master.

But, though the experiment could not measure this directly, it is a fair bet that only those with high musical ability in the first place can ever hope to master these skills and Dr Mosing has shown that musical ability has a big genetic component.One other curious fact to emerge from the study was that the practice of practice itself seems to be under genetic control.

Speaking of human possibility, 20th-Century maverick Conlon Nancarrow had no concern for such limitations when he wrote his treacherous Studies for Player Piano, whose rhythmic complexities and blazing tempi no 10-fingered keyboardist could ever hope to master.

But he was specific in the skills he hoped to master.

He said he hoped to master a somersault from the diving board this summer.

So Nyad started swimming again, training for Cuba, hoping to master the crossing that eluded her in her prime.

She also hopes to master the subway system, people-watch and visit Ellis Island, where her Irish ancestors disembarked.

In 1938, two Talk of the Town reporters consulted a TV engineer, hoping to master the lingo in advance.

There is even less optimism that these drugs will boost the brain power of younger people hoping to master a foreign language or excel on a calculus examination.

A decade after World War I, Luka leaves Galina and walks 300 miles to the river port of Sarobor, where he hopes to master the gusla, a single-stringed Balkan folk instrument.

Most of us could use help and the help is widely available, so, naturally, most golfers instead keep their heads down (or not) and plod on, hoping to master the game on their own.