Sentence examples for mastery in both from inspiring English sources

Jazz has always involved a combination of aesthetics and athletics, and Terry had great mastery in both.

There was, however, no significant difference in grades of students majoring in biology relative to the grades of students majoring in engineering (92 ± 6, 90.4 ± 6 [mean ± std. dev.], two-sided t test, p = 0.26), suggesting that the level of mastery in both groups of students was comparable.

This principle, formulated by Taylor nearly 60 years ago, has been taken rather too much to heart by Brendan Simms, both in his earlier book The Struggle for Mastery in Germany, published in 1998, and now in this ambitious new survey.

Love is ambivalently both an enduring ideal relationship and a struggle for mastery in which the male has the upper hand.

There can be mastery in stasis.

The reluctant artist nevertheless achieved mastery in the genre.

Children struggling in the classroom develop mastery in a virtual world.

P. S. 95 got a B, with 43 percent showing mastery in English, 56 percent in math.

In "The Bacchanal" Titian reveals his mastery in treating mythological subjects.

Here again, an Italian artist demonstrates his mastery in the use of toned color.

According to Zoroaster, a good and evil force struggled for mastery in the universe.