"The younger the kids are, the more they master the world through activity, interaction, touch".
She says only a few words, but has already begun to master the world of mass communications.
The main streams of the influence from nature are derived from the human experience of nature itself, human beings' position in the universe, and their attempt to master the world in religious terms.
In his frayed shirt, scuffed loafers and sagging three-piece suit, he is a model of embattled dignity, uttering faux profundities while struggling to master the world around him through a haze of drink and drugs.
A panel devoted to "the post-dot-com era" also offered some reasons agencies are, as one panelist put it, "in a better position to master the world the dot-coms left behind".
December 24 , 1868Berlinchen, Prussia January 11 , 1941New York City, New York Emanuel Lasker, (born December 24 , 1868 Berlinchen, Prussia [Germany] died January 11 , 1941 New York, New York, U.S). German chess master, the world champion from 1894 to 1920, who is often regarded as one of the greatest players of all time.
How many people, after all, have the time to make oodles of money and master the worlds of craft beer, cheese, wines and everything else people in the know must know?
Like al-Qaeda, the apolitical Salafists adhere to a Utopian vision of Islam mastering the world.
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I'd rather have that than somebody who thinks he's mastered the world and has nothing to worry about.
"I think it would be better to have mastered the world of emotional intelligence," he said, "which I'm still working on".
