Yet as a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, she earned the respect of Republicans like Senator John McCain with her determination to master intricate military matters.
With a simple, logical control scheme that fluidly moves your characters as they perform elaborate kicks and throws, Calibur achieves the ideal of fighting games, being easy to pick up and play but allowing for intricate moves by master players.
Travolta, who spent months mastering intricate disco movements, earned an Academy Award nomination.
The action is placed in the nineteen-thirties, allowing for natty costumes but clouding the intricate interrelationships of masters and servants that underpin Mozart's score.
Cricket, a peculiarly English sport that was exported to its colonies, is an intricate and difficult to master sport even for the able-bodied.
An Italian who spent much of his life in England, Clementi was a master of intricate structure and dynamics, as Shelley's elegant readings vividly demonstrate.
Juun J., a serious-looking Asian man with a trench coat obsession, is a master at intricate cutting, often fusing elements from several pieces into one overlapping silhouette.
Abrams, who started out, in the nineties, as a high-concept screenwriter ("Regarding Henry," "Armageddon"), was about to make his name as a master of intricate pop-culture puzzles.
The dancers — mostly women, elegantly dressed in full makeup and jewelry — toss their purses and jackets into the middle of a circle and then join hands as they master the intricate steps (and tiny hops) of this traditional Catalan dance.
Bormann proved to be a master of intricate political infighting.
