Sentence examples for master complex from inspiring English sources

Mr. Harris stayed after school to introduce me to Einstein, teaching me the joy of struggling to master complex material.

You don't have to be a vegan to become an Anusaran, and unless you want to be an Anusara teacher, you don't have to master complex texts.

There are other factors too: novices are put off by the need to master complex controllers, festooned with buttons, triggers and joysticks.

Look, for example, at the ease with which children master complex languages -- a mysterious skill that seems to shut off automatically around the age of 12. "What we're doing is counterintuitive," Snyder tells me.

Joseph Wolfson, an aquatic Peter Pan who was one of the first surfboarders to master complex maneuvers on the smaller "body board" in the 1970's, died in a car crash on a Los Angeles freeway last Monday.

Once the televised Democratic debates get started, in October, this extensive and detailed platform, together with Clinton's ability to master complex policy issues, should place her in a strong position.

The enemy mastered complex ambushes and attacked us from multiple locations at once, which truly tested my leadership.

Their intellectual outlook reflects the strengths of this type of technocratic education, such as a capacity for hard work and for mastering complex briefs.

Mr. Perrelli said Mr. Gershengorn excelled at Jenner & Block, where he specialized in both telecommunications law and Indian sovereignty disputes, mastering complex issues involving novel legal theories.

This is not the first time that a machine has mastered complex games.

Long before children learn to speak they have already mastered complex concepts, some of which adults are slow to pick up on, a new study suggests.