Sentence examples for structural mastery from inspiring English sources
There was never any doubt that he was an inspired wordsmith with a unique sense of character, but at last such men as William Poel and Harley Granville-Barker started to recognise his structural mastery – they acknowledged, in fact, that he might have known what he was doing.
As a recent result of the modern structural mastery of developed societies, many designers concerned with aesthetics, most of them with low technical training, but with hardly any technical restriction to their creative freedom, have begun to collaborate with structural engineers.
Specifically, understanding about narrative structure of written texts pertains to children's mastery of structural coherence (event structure) and linguistic cohesion (the use of cohesive devices to show the semantic and logical relations between clauses and sentences) of story organization.
The problem with this dyadic account of women's subordination, according to Fraser, is that "gender inequality is today being transformed by a shift from dyadic relations of mastery and subjection to more impersonal structural mechanisms that are lived through more fluid cultural forms" (1993, 180).
Clinton cleverly articulated the structural changes that Reaganomics put in place a decade earlier and with his political mastery the country entered a prolonged era of prosperity.
Some mastery, some inaction!
I experienced his mastery.
And not a schooled mastery".
Mastery of material was secondary.
What followed was pure mastery.
