Sentence examples for unrivaled command from inspiring English sources
London's famous black-cab taxi drivers previously boasted an unrivaled command of the city's geography; acquiring that in-depth knowledge required intensive training and examination.
Some people who worked for Klobuchar say they valued the experience: Klobuchar has an unrivaled command of details, puts in long, enthusiastic hours, and simply demands that her office meet those same high standards, several former staffers maintained.
Among Paul Johnson's many virtues is an unrivaled mastery of the short biography.
She is the immovable object of Indonesian politics -- stolid, silent, imperious, a puzzle to her countrymen even as she commands unrivaled popularity.
But while beluga has long had unrivaled international cachet and commanded unrivaled prices, it accounted for less than 5percentt of American caviar consumption last year, much less than osetra and sevruga caviars.
But Chávez also commands an unrivaled political machine, with his supporters controlling every major institution of government and the loyalty of many voters in Coche and elsewhere.
It wends its way past a new satellite of the Brooklyn Historical Society and up to a landscaped terrace that commands an almost unrivaled panorama between the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges.
The 49-year-old Treasury chief is unrivaled in economic policy making in the administration, commands respect in Asia and Europe, and is a presidential favorite.
His command of the French language was probably unrivaled, and he was also an outstanding master of dialogue.
The holdings are apparently unrivaled.
