Sentence examples for mediocre command of from inspiring English sources
Ben Jonson, Shakespeare's contemporary and a literary critic in his own right, granted that Shakespeare had no rival in the writing of comedy, even in the ancient Classical world, and that he equaled the ancients in tragedy as well, but Jonson also faulted Shakespeare for having a mediocre command of the Classical languages and for ignoring Classical rules.
The vast empire was unable to mobilize, equip, and transport enough troops to defeat the medium-size French and English forces under very mediocre command.
And Senator Clinton, for all of her command of the issues, was mediocre, at best, on the stump.
Smith now has 20 games as a starter under his belt, and we have to resign ourselves to what appears to be the reason he slipped in the draft to begin with: He's a mediocre quarterback with little feel for the position, no command of a game and a knack for the crucial eleventh-hour mistake.
The command of languages!
I'm in command of my necessaries.
Her command of the issues seems minimal.
The second requisite is command of direction.
Pan took full command of the business.
His masterful command of language.
