Sentence examples for superior mastery of from inspiring English sources

Although his younger brother Jeb, the Florida governor, was also in Kennebunkport, he did not accompany the president on the golf course, which at first seemed like a birthday kindness, given Jeb's superior mastery of the game.

In arguments with ideological opponents — not least a famous 1982 exchange with the late Edward Said, in The New York Review of Books — Lewis has regularly displayed his superior mastery of Islamic history.

This interpretation also reads this line as a final blow against the Rival Poet, demonstrating Shakespeare's superior mastery of the sonnet form.

"Mastery of classical technique required superior intelligence, discipline and years of training," he writes.

The scales assessing psychological self (i.e., impulse control, emotional tone, and body image) and coping self (i.e., mastery of external world, emotional health, and superior adjustment) were combined to assess general positive self-concept or self-esteem.

The Q'ero Indians' mastery of pre-Hispanic weaving has long been superior to the weaving of other indigenous Andean groups, yet their work was rarely seen.

Humble artisans are depicted, who, through the perfect mastery of their craft, exemplify for their social superiors the art of mastering life.

It uses a 500-point scale, with scores assigned to achievement levels: below basic; basic, which denotes partial mastery of grade-level knowledge and skills; proficient, which represents solid performance and competency, and advanced, signifying superior performance.

Results are broken down into three levels of achievement: "basic," which, according to NCES, "denotes partial mastery of the skills and knowledge" needed for proficiency; "proficient," which "represents solid academic performance" and "advanced," which "represents superior work".

Mastery of material was secondary.

It's about mastery of rescue.