Sentence examples for show the mastery from inspiring English sources

And they show the mastery with which Dvorak moved between past and present styles.

There are a number of very small landscapes in the show, some no bigger than a man's spread-out hand, but they, too, show the mastery of light, color and brushwork by which Rousseau, with other Barbizon artists, helped set the stage for Impressionism.

The production also showed the mastery of its director, Sir Peter Hall, the founder of the Royal Shakespeare Company, the former head of London's National Theatre, and Rebecca Hall's father.

In Texas, studies have shown that weeks after taking the Texas Assessment of Academic skills test created in the 1990's, pupils fail to show the apparent mastery of knowledge registered when they first took the tests.

Our results, summarized in Figures 10 and 11, show the degree of mastery that students exhibit at the end of their exposure to K 4 life sciences instruction and at the end of a middle school life sciences course in grades 7 or 8.

And "Agon" shows the Farrell mastery of rhythm; this "Agon," especially in the ensembles and two pas de trois, pulsates.

The consort's performances all showed the consummate mastery and refinement, and each voice had its individual attractions.

One of his first important works, the Piano Concertino (1932), a characteristically witty piece, shows the complete mastery of form that distinguishes all of his music.

But it was in Schubert's Sonata in B flat (D. 960) that Mr. Hamelin showed the fullest mastery, giving an epic cast to the first movement and showing a tender sensibility in the second.

And it shows the author's mastery of material and writing style, although it's not uncommon for a really good book writer to produce a really terrible proposal.

The fringe-edged suede capes were very much on trend, and the volume created by twisting knitwear into three-dimensional curving columns around the bottom of a sleeveless dress showed the designer's mastery of the material.