Sentence examples for remarkable mastery from inspiring English sources

Like the later poetry, these showcase Merrill's quicksilver wit and remarkable mastery of form.

His achievement both in the symphonic poems and the seven symphonies lies principally in his remarkable mastery of form.

Whatever his frailties (personal and political), they do not diminish the fact of his remarkable mastery of rhetoric.

Obama has demonstrated remarkable mastery of the powers of the presidency to lead the country.

By the time they reach second or third grade, most have achieved a remarkable mastery.

His mental acuity and confidence have both grown because of his remarkable enthusiasm and mastery of the subject.

From the lyricism and folksy humour of The Parson's Widow to the expressionism and bisexuality of Michael (1924), to the feminism of Master of the House, to the stark and spare tragedy of The Passion of Joan of Arc, made respectively in Norway, Germany, Denmark, and France, Dreyer's silent pictures are remarkable for their mastery of decor, lighting, camera movement, and editing.

With his remarkable memory and mastery of the historical record, he often tried to wear down the other side and win concessions by sheer persistence.

"This research demonstrates a remarkable level of mastery over the cognitive machinery that gives rise to memories," Steve Ramirez, a neuroscientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who has conducted landmark research on memory manipulation, told The Huffington Post in an email.

"A remarkable athlete whose mastery of our sport was reflected by the longevity of his career and by his nickname, 'Mr. Hockey, Gordiee's commitment to winning was matched only by his commitment to his teammates, to his friends, to the Red Wings, to the city of Detroit and – above all – to his family," NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman said in a statement Friday.

"Boris" attests to Mussorgsky's technical mastery, a remarkable feat given his lack of rigorous training.