Sentence examples for mature command from inspiring English sources

Ms. Clements, the main choreographer, has a fiercely physical style and wears her heart on her sleeve but has mature command of pattern and form.

She, like many of the silent era, experienced what Kierkegaard called, in 1847, the "Crisis in the Life of an Actress"—the transition from naïve charm to mature command.

In the 90-second teaser, Aguilera shows a mature command of the mic and wails against a smooth piano and drum machine.

It is not unusual for dominant firms in mature industries to command market shares of 30% or more.

His command of midfield is mature beyond his 23 years.

The question becomes more difficult to answer when we consider that it may take 5-10 years for our growing reference work become mature and contain enough entries to command the attention of potential subscribers.

The finding will help researchers figure out the sequence of commands that causes flowers to mature.

But now they have lots of capital tied up in a mature, even declining, industry that cannot control its costs properly, it is time for them to take command.

Once considered fashion-obsessed amateurs, style bloggers have matured into tastemakers and savvy marketers who can command four- and five-figure fees from brands.

She commands attention as she crushes her mature maids with the cruel power of her youth and beauty.

The composition bears superficial resemblance to mature works by Rembrandt but lacks the master's command of illumination and modeling.