Sentence examples for showed a command of from inspiring English sources

Gordon Brown soon showed a command of orderly detail.

While Mr. Murphy showed a command of policy details, Ms. McMahon relentlessly stuck to her talking points, at one point repeating a series of sentences verbatim after an earlier attempt had been drowned out by a moderator.

She showed a command of the issues and preparedness to be president superior to any of the other candidates.

The duet from "Meadow" (1999) shows a command of several aspects of partnering.

"This big motherfucker is very dangerous!" she said, showing a command of English more decisive than anything the contestants could muster.

But it was Mr. Romney who dominated the evening, speaking more than the other candidates as he tried to show a command of economic issues.

Clinton will have no problem showing a command of issues.

She still maintained that book-smart ability to repeat facts (like the merger cases) and shows a command of medical situations".

In addition to the application, naturalization applicants are subject to an in person interview at which time they may be required to show a command of the English language and to pass a U.S. history exam.

The prints inspired by Oriental patterns or tiny images of Tokyo within flowery silhouettes showed a new command of technology.

The program did not test his interpretive depth, but he showed a fine command of the orchestra and he too has the confidence of Mr. Abbado.