As Silano notes, many of the tensions and even outright contradictions between authoritative sources would have disappeared had the compilers, commentators, and masters determining a question placed those authoritative claims in their historical/cultural context rather than simply set them against each other.
Parts of the painting are jewel-like, others are vague, but this does not seem to be a question of master and pupil.
That old saying "jack of all trades, master of none" always raises a question when a restaurant features too many cuisines.
The big idea was that philosophy wasn't so much a question of mastering arguments – though the they did form a small part.
initiative, called "Mastering the Internet," immediately raised a question among privacy advocates: whether the N.S.A. might be able to obtain information about Americans from G.C.H.Q. that it is prohibited by law or regulations from collecting itself.
After Saturday's gathering here, where he asked six questions tied largely to succession issues at the conglomerate, Mr. Kass felt he did the best he could against a master of question-dodging.
But as musicians today learn to master a repertory spanning four centuries, questions of performance practice and instrument choice become vital — and demand to be addressed anew with each concert.
In a column last week, John L. Allen Jr. of The National Catholic Reporter noted that Benedict, a master at the question-and-answer format, recently responded to a question about whether clerics needed more real-world experience by saying, "We don't live on the moon".
"It's a question of feeling, a question of how you master the car.
You'll do the bidding of your master without question.
