Sentence examples for singular command of from inspiring English sources

"Vespertine" was Björk's most ambitious work to date; it made clear what was already implicit in the previous albums — that she was not simply a singer with great taste in collaborators but a full-fledged composer with a singular command of melody, harmony, rhythm, and texture.

At 82, he is dazzlingly confident in his command of the artifice and exaggerations required to render this singular work's grotesque comedy and steady undercurrent of pain.

McEvilley's command of the history of world cultures accounts for his ability to distinguish the singular contributions of contemporary Western artists and critics from among the often confusing and controversial convergence and collision of styles and ideas that competed for the attention of viewers.

All the elements that would make him a singular Hollywood talent were already in place: his love of family dynamics, his patience with character, his command of tone and his unquenchable desire to entertain at all costs.

My friend is a knowledgeable listener, and I think he understands that only a very few popular musicians have the imaginative and technical command of their instruments that Thile has of his, and I think he respects Thile's singular accomplishments, among them recordings with Yo-Yo Ma and Edgar Meyer.

The command of languages!

I'm in command of my necessaries.

Her command of the issues seems minimal.

The second requisite is command of direction.

Police Command of Immediate Action.

Good command of idiomatic expressions and colloquialisms.