Sentence examples for mastery of anything from inspiring English sources

Author Malcolm Gladwell suggested that mastery of anything requires 10,000 hours of tireless focus.

That's an especially hard piece of advice to take in the younger you are, but when it come to a mastery of anything, it's pretty damn true.

To even be aware that we have the choice to act or react seems to me to be the foundation for mastery of anything.

Mr Carpenter's own manner is for the most part coolly historical; he carries the reader with him by virtue of his mastery of rhythm.Does satire achieve anything?

Those who heard his work with the Philharmonic speak of a mastery beyond anything they had ever encountered.

It was a grim sight, but also a beautiful one, as the Germans displayed a level of offensive mastery unlike anything ever seen on the international stage.

The deeper meaning of the myth, though, is that the magician is one of the few true artists left on earth, for whom the mastery of technique means more than anything that might be gained by it.

2. It is forbidden in Islam to issue legal rulings about anything without mastery of the Arabic language.

Delivering a convincing performance, whether that requires tears or deadpan or sheer anger, requires, more than anything, a mastery of dialogue so natural that saying somebody else's words looks organic and real.

Al Gore's well-timed public statement, in which he said he would agree to a statewide recount of the votes in Florida, could drop any further legal action and would be ready to meet face to face with George W. Bush to end the partisan tone of each side's rhetoric, was a bit of political mastery that surpassed anything we had seen from Mr. Gore's campaign before the election (front page, Nov. 16).

Mussina's mastery of the Twins has been as automatic as anything in his career.