Sentence examples for impressive command of from inspiring English sources

The challenger came in well-prepared and displayed an impressive command of the issues.

He shifts his style expertly for each narrator, displaying an impressive command of voice.

At the hearings, she showed an impressive command of the law.

Thus, he acquired an impressive command of the Jutland dialect and the materials for his short stories.

He has an impressive command of his material, and engages the reader's interest in very different themes.

He has an impressive command of African history, including its precolonial era, and direct experience of its volatile postindependence years.

In MacMillan's motet the women of the Glasgow Chamber Choir sang with impressive command to cast a clammy gauze of sound around medieval French-Cypriot antiphons from the gents and a silvery, nimble solo violin.

At a candidates' forum on AIDS after these events, Mr. de Blasio again indicated what an impressive command he had of the issues, immediately homing in on a matter of vital importance to AIDS activists in recent years but largely unknown to average New Yorkers: the fight for legislation that would cap rents for poor residents with AIDS at 30 percent of their monthly income.

Tazawa throws his fastball — which is a solid major league average of 91 or 92 miles per hour — with impressive command, even inside.

How would you compare them? A. He's reminiscent of Kennedy, certainly, in his high swift intelligence, his impressive technical command of all the issues, his genuine intellectual curiosity.

William Biff McGuire is an impressive Big Daddy, in command of his world.