Sentence examples for prove mastery of from inspiring English sources
To get his degree, he had to prove mastery of economics in a two-hour telephone conversation with a professor at Pace University.
This time, with no need to prove mastery of the core repertory, the two programs are filled with exuberant, brilliant Latin American works, by Chávez, Orbón and Revueltas on Monday and Benzecry, Villa-Lobos and Estévez on Tuesday.
Before they can attempt a particular kind of jump on winter snow, they must prove mastery of the maneuver by performing it on a jump over a pool of water — where they must land in proper form.
The popular perception of the examinations (called keju in Chinese) maintains that they served as an objective tool whereby all aspirants to public office were measured according to their ability to prove mastery of a substantial canon of classical texts, wherein was believed to lie the knowledge essential to good government.
Once they prove mastery of a concept, adaptive software will suggest new ones, much like Amazon recommends new books.
The prize, which comes with a $100,000 award, is given annually for "outstanding and proven mastery of the art of poetry".
Ms. Bai has already proved mastery of similar, though much better, material with "Love Is Not Blind," but here she's trapped in a character without a core.
Mr. Simic, 69, was chosen to receive the academy's Wallace Stevens Award for "outstanding and proven mastery" of the art of poetry.
Cameron's inner circle recognises that Brown would assume the leadership with a strong record as Chancellor, a proven mastery of policy and an image of seriousness and solidity.
Or will it break enough of the PML-N's vote bank to allow the PPP to sneak back into power on the basis of Zardari's proven mastery of coalition politics?
YouTube has the image of a happy-go-lucky site where anyone can put up videos they like, but it has serious ambitions to take advantage of Google's proven mastery of unobtrusive, relevant ads in text and make a few dollars in video.
