Sentence examples for regain mastery from inspiring English sources

Like McIlroy, who abruptly changed management teams in May, Donald has shaken up his world in an effort to regain mastery over it.

Yet he was soon able to switch to backup controls, regain mastery of the ship, reach an altitude of 62 miles and then glide safely back to the runway in Mojave, where he had taken off less than an hour earlier.

We need to regain mastery, ownership, our sense of purpose.

While these women acknowledged the negative impact of living with HIV/AIDS, all participants mentioned changes in health behaviours to help regain mastery of their lives and comparing with others better-off and worse-off was used to enhance self-esteem and view their situation positively.

Research using this theory suggests that psychological adjustment to an illness occurs around four themes; a search for meaning in the experience, an attempt to regain mastery over the event and over one's life more generally, an effort to enhance one's self-esteem, and the ability to find positive illusions, i.e. optimism.

It was a dramatic and decisive defeat; after a voyage lasting seven months and when within a few hundred miles of its destination, the Baltic Fleet was shattered, and, with it, Russia's hope of regaining mastery of the sea was crushed.

A major factor that averted Britain's defeat in the Battle of the Atlantic was her regained mastery of Naval Enigma decryption; and while the latter benefited crucially from British seizure of German Enigma-equipped naval vessels, the breaking of German naval signals ultimately relied on techniques that had been pioneered by the Polish Cipher Bureau.

The findings provide strong support for the CAT (Taylor, 1983), with regaining mastery, enhancing self-esteem, and finding meaning evident in the data.