Sentence examples for mastery of all from inspiring English sources

"The mastery of all shots is demanded," Tillinghast told the members, "without placing undue importance on any".

Her mastery of all things domestic seems to have rubbed off on Mr. Cuomo, who is at times clumsy in the kitchen.

If I were to write a manual it would have to be literally 5,000 pages of material to ensure mastery of all levels of math & test prep.

He needed "one really good developer" with a mastery of all the coding languages and frameworks that AuthorBee uses: Python, Django, Angular, JavaScript, the Twitter A.P.I.

8. Rust and Bone Jacques Audiard's mastery of all modern cinematic elements was finally appreciated at the London film festival, where it won best film.

A parallel treatment design demonstrated that, overall, the FPF procedure produced better results in terms of individual mastery of targets and global mastery of all targets and comparable results were seen in terms of efficiency for the two prompting procedures.

Horace, in the Odes, represented himself as heir to earlier Greek lyric poets but displayed a sensitive, economical mastery of words all his own.

First, she had to brush up on her college Spanish, which she did with such relish that one local scientist marveled at her academic mastery of virtually all of the local, Tico vulgarities.

Summarizing, the deterministic form of a CDM can be described as follows: if one knows a person's state of mastery for all necessary skills for a task, then the correctness or incorrectness of the task solution for this examinee is clearly designated (Roussos et al. 2007, p. 20).

For all Temple's mastery of style, for all his clarity of thought and subtlety of characterisation, in the end his new novel lacks that essential quality, the impression of truth.

"His music has invention, skill, ingenuity, taste, a great feeling for form and rhythm, mastery of resource for all the mediums in which he wrote — and they were about all the mediums that exist," Aldrich wrote.