Master this and you'll be able to master anything you choose to.
To master anything requires practice and dedication; to excel in multiple events needs round-the-clock devotion.
He seemed to know, or be able to master, anything.
Babies seem to be born with the innate capacity to master anything technology related.
They work by recognizing your voice, so you don't have to master anything new on the phone itself — all of the complexity is hidden from you.
Their faith in their own ability to master anything is apparent on the opener, Lonely Boy, which begins with a dirty, fuzzy guitar riff and pounding floor toms, before a brief keyboard hook, which in turn gives way to a rockabilly guitar line and snare shuffle, which itself is subsumed beneath a huge, sleek chorus.
The PalmPilot runs on top of Palm OS, an extremely user-friendly, stripped-down bit of software that is just about perfect for an electronic organizer, although it would struggle to master anything much more complicated.
Sports are about human character inasmuch, and only inasmuch, as they show that you can master anything with enough effort.
Moffitt, a fireman in Long Beach, Calif., likes to tell the story of the high school teacher who once told Billie Jean that, though a good tennis player, she could never master anything as complex as modern dance.
This will be the first trial of every hero's journey - because, if we can't manage ourselves, how can we master anything else?
