Sentence examples for mastery is a from inspiring English sources

Satchel Paige's mastery is a mystery.

Through much of "Grit," she gives the impression that quitting any activity before achieving mastery is a cop-out.

Mastery is a lifelong pursuit, similar, according to one academic researcher's recently published findings, to the lifelong pursuit of a martial art.

Our appetite for Ian McEwan's form of mastery is a measure of our pleasure in fiction's parallax impact on our reading brains: his narratives hurry us feverishly forward, desperate for the revelation of (imaginary) secrets, and yet his sentences stop us cold to savor the air of another human being's (imaginary) consciousness.

Alison Brackenbury's Skies (Carcanet £9.99) contains several poems equivalent to a delicious country meal (parsnips, honey, Bramley apples all on the menu) and her technical mastery is a delight, with last lines that deliver poems as pleasingly as any punch line.

According to Senge [8: 169], "personal mastery is a process during which we repeatedly express and revaluate what we want to attain, what vision we strive to realise".

Mastery is an illuminating book but its message (the secret of success is working incredibly hard for many years) is much tougher and more exacting than the follow-your-dreams manuals with which it will share the self-help shelves.

Yet the impression of mastery was a partial illusion.

The summative assessment for model mastery was a final project, conceived by each group.

A summative assessment of modeling process mastery was an exam question asking students to develop and apply a list of criteria to evaluate modeling papers.

In other words, mastery is not a function of I.Q.