(Willem de Kooning, the all-time best of the American painters, is a case apart, with a scope of mastery — and a humor — that lets him innovate in ways less drastic than those of his go-for-broke peers).
(Willem de Kooning, the all-time best of the American painters, is a case apart, with a scope of mastery — and a humor — that lets him innovate in ways less drastic than those of his go-for-broke peers).
Since both distortions of power strive to control others, which is a set-up for experiencing helplessness, due to the choices of others laying way out of the scope of our mastery and typically have unfavorable consequences.
"The scope of Fischer's Mastery of Surgery, Sixth Edition, is consistent with the broad training of a general surgeon, providing extensive coverage of vascular surgery as well as of common thoracic, breast, esophageal, endocrine, colorectal, gastric, pancreatic, liver, and biliary procedures.
Continuing to regularly score US pop and R&B hits, the Commodores toured the United States, supporting the Rolling Stones, Stevie Wonder and the O'Jays, pioneering a mastery of size, scope and showiness in their performances.
The scores on the Pearlin Mastery Scale range from 5 (minimum level of mastery) to 25 (maximum level of mastery).
Because of the broad scope of family practice and the exponential increase in medical knowledge, mastery of technology is a core skill for family practice.
The group develops communications strategies that tell powerful stories with a wide scope of proficiencies including messaging and positioning development, media training for PR mastery, and spokesperson development.
Transforming the space into a red cavernous chamber that seems to extend beyond the scope of the structure that encapsulates it, Kapoor once again demonstrates the profound mastery of shape, scale and subtle use of eye-popping color that have made him such a force to be reckoned with on the international arts scene.
'Long and tedious' would become 'breadth and scope.' 'Cliche' would become 'mastery of convention.' " But who said "long and tedious"?
