Sentence examples for never loses control of from inspiring English sources

While "The Picture of Dorian Gray" is far from flawless, Wilde never loses control of his prose, even when he's counseling excess.

But he never loses control of his tangled web of a tale, told mostly by a journalist investigating the disappearance of Carmo Ferreira.

However, she never loses control of her material, allowing us the thrill of going off piste with her while knowing we will get down in one piece.

But while many religious traditions hold that the mystic strives for a union with the deity, who usurps control of his ego, the prophet never loses control of his ego.

Waters "never loses control of her material, allowing us the thrill of going off piste with her while knowing we will get down in one piece," wrote Tracy Chevalier in the Observer.

Although a few of the prints are imposingly big, the impact of Pyke's work is hardly dependent on scale; he allows larger-than-life subjects (including Norman Mailer, Richard Serra, and Kurt Vonnegut) to dominate but never loses control of the frame.

I never lose control of where my head is.

She never lost control of her career again.

"He never lost control of himself," Wagner once said of Mendelssohn.

The only absolute rule is: Never lose control of the show".

It seemed almost defiantly banal... Clinton had maintained a purposeful reserve throughout: he didn't indulge himself; he never lost control of his emotions.