Sentence examples for total mastery from inspiring English sources

His poetry entered a phase of maturity and total mastery.

It demonstrates McCarthy's total mastery of both language and narrative.

Ideally, talent survives perfectly, in total mastery of itself.

Few bowlers have had anything close to a total mastery of it.

Science offers us total mastery over our environment and over our destiny, yet instead of rejoicing we feel deeply afraid".

Ulrich's interpretive work is grounded, as it must be, on a total mastery of innumerable physical details, up to and including the procedures used in making each object.

And it has Woods as Jack Nicklaus, whose near-total mastery of all aspects of golf, from mental to physical, long game to short game, made him the standard against which all others are measured.

In Steiner's work the suggestion of total cultural mastery, from the pre-Socratics to the postmodern, is inescapable.

Practicing these techniques with both discipline and consistency will lead to total Self-Mastery, which is the first key to achieving massive results, says Mark.

So is Mr. Soderbergh's total and unfussy mastery of large-scale narrative filmmaking, and his unapologetic, undidactic and altogether welcome display of social conscience.

Best quote "Figo, who's never anything but" - John Motson concisely showcases his increasingly annoying mastery of total gibberish.