Sentence examples for own mastery from inspiring English sources

Now Clio Barnard has shown her own mastery of the form with an outstanding new film, a contemporary reworking of the story by Oscar Wilde.

In fact, he goes so far as to say that "the British overlords" were "as it were, trapped in their own mastery of a single viewpoint".Mr Bell also excels as a philosopher or, more exactly, as a definitionist.

In a black shirt and gray pants, his dreadlocks tied back, Glover's rangy body responds to Coltrane's music, plays with it, allowing it to sweep him along but also asserting his own mastery.

For a man claiming to be god, Sathya Sai Baba was oddly enthusiastic about science; perhaps it had something to do with his own mastery of the laws of physics.

But the calls for Ginsburg to go underestimate both her own particular skills, which can't be replicated by a random Obama replacement, as well as her own mastery of the current political terrain.

Conway's steadily increasing belt of gadgets, as well as your own mastery of crosslinking, mean that many levels – elaborate as they are – can be stumbled through with little resistance.

Haydn's Die Schöpfung (1798; The Creation) shows the impact of Handel's oratorios and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's operas, fusing these epic and dramatic elements with Haydn's own mature mastery of symphonic style to make the work a masterpiece.

In this way their self-efficacy for delivering telephone care was enhanced through vicarious experiences and their own personal mastery along with verbal encouragement from the nurse trainer and discussion, and reinterpretation, of their own telephone anxiety.

A low score (external mastery) indicates that the subject generally has the feeling of being that things are out of his own control.

His own virtue of mastery coexists with traditional moral virtue yet also makes use of it.

The political movement he belonged to was the movement of his own competence and mastery.