Sentence examples similar to reserved mastery from inspiring English sources
The mastery of his camera work, however, soon reaped accolades usually reserved for art, and Braun quickly acquired a reputation as one of the leading photographers of his day.
I also recommend Tennyson's narrative poems, such as "The Gardener's Daughter" and "Enoch Arden" – and few poets have written as well in the epistolary form, as in "To Mary Boyle", a poem as perpetually fresh as any in the language, one that reveals this poet's odd, distinctive mode of forthrightness and reserve, his easy mastery of form.
It sold on a single bid against the reserve, as if its mastery was lost on most potential buyers.
He had a certain mastery and he gave occasional intimations of power in reserve, but his poems bored me stiff.
If you can handle three elements, handle only two… In that way, the ones you do handle, you handle with more ease, more mastery, and you create a feeling of strength in reserve". I don't know about you, but I think I could settle for underachieving like Picasso.
ATLANTA — Seeded at the bottom of their conference, with an ineffectual rushing attack and a defense crippled by three starters on injured reserve, the Green Bay Packers glided within a whiff of the Super Bowl on Saturday by displaying their mastery of a simple childhood activity: pitch and catch.
Some mastery, some inaction!
I experienced his mastery.
