Sentence examples for mastery of point from inspiring English sources

Much of the success of this part of the book springs from a mastery of point of view.

Greene's mastery of point-of-view and her steady focus on the objectivity and innocence of a child's perspective, balances out the horror and leaves the reader with a feeling of possibility and hope.

"She'll make a good vice-president," one admiring Republican veteran told me on Friday, pointing to her mastery of detail.

Critics routinely praise his wit and imagination and point to his keen musicality, mastery of stage space and inventive partnering.

Working from a deep mastery of the finer points of paper engineering, Sabuda gives an ambitious and largely rewarding show to readers old enough not to tear apart the book's paper innards.

Learners exhibit mastery of an item by successfully solving problems.

Or, like you, did they see the presidency of the most powerful nation on earth as a more appropriate entry level job for a woman with your mastery of factually dubious talking points?

First, Torah study, in the sense of mastery of all the fine points of the Law, can not be the ultimate purpose of our existence.

Behind 2-4 and 15-30 on the Federer serve, Nadal pulled out brilliant winners with a flicked forehand and backhand across court that so deflated his opponent that he ceded the point – and mastery of the opening set – with a double fault.

Because of Kubrick's supposed complete mastery of the craft, to the point where he would never have made a mistake, it's more than that.

Now in her fourth year in the post, Sadik-Khan is so in the groove and in mastery of her brief that pertinent points and argument-clinching stats trip off the tongue quicker than a yellow cab can change lanes.