Sentence examples for mastery of foreign from inspiring English sources

Kissinger has a mastery of foreign policy greater than any that Rogers had.

Richard Nixon and George Bush senior offered mastery of foreign policy.

He had an uncanny mastery of foreign languages, opera librettos, sports statistics.

In turn, Clinton's mastery of foreign policy saw her stand her ground passionately on issues that have also been seized upon by Republicans.

Donald Rumsfeld, whose mastery of foreign policy was amply displayed in Iraq, thinks that "a trained ape" could have done a better job handling Afghanistan's President, Hamid Karzai, than President Obama and his team have.

Photograph: Emily Zoladz/The Grand Rapids Press/AP Donald Rumsfeld, whose mastery of foreign policy was amply displayed in Iraq, thinks that "a trained ape" could have done a better job handling Afghanistan's President, Hamid Karzai, than President Obama and his team have.

Mastery of a foreign language has been a required skill in every Western civilization since time immemorial.

The real impact of this long tradition is, however, not in the field of business or diplomacy or mathematics or exploration; it is because mastery of a foreign language is a prerequisite for understanding how to use your own.

Clinton's ads stress her experience, her plans and her mastery of the issues, foreign and domestic.

She has an utter mastery of domestic and foreign policy, and among the Democrats she knows military and security issues in particular better than anyone else.

To deny someone the presidency who has been described (by Mr. Kristof — and many others) as having "an utter mastery of domestic and foreign policy... and who knows military and security issues... better than anyone else" because another member of her family served seems foolhardy and a waste of brainpower and experience.