Sentence examples for with a command of from inspiring English sources
He then expounded with a command of detail that included Mr. McCain's date of birth.
Brecht was, first, a superior poet, with a command of many styles and moods.
The female, otherness, and a distinctly tropical locale are evoked, but with a command of scale, process and abstractness that confronts Western painting.
Tomasky is a clear and concise writer and a smart reporter, with a command of the intrigue and history of New York politics and media.
But in the end, Faulks's integrity and intelligence bring us round, along with a command of the visceral minutiae of life and death.
About 630 the important Theran colony of Cyrene was settled on the north coast of Africa, in accord with a command of the Delphic oracle.
Speaking like a news reporter starts with having a command of the English language.
Five-thousand-year-old cuneiforms can still be read with the naked eye and a command of ancient Semitic languages.
Other flourishes included rice paper bedside lamps, Japanese snacks and, in the bathroom, a heated Japanese toilet seat with a command center of curious buttons.
He combined a Romantic sensibility with a Classical command of his means, fusing sensuality with unsparing observation and an insistence on visual structure.
On its journey to New York, "Stage Kiss" will, I suspect, acquire higher-definition players and a director with a surer command of the dynamics of comedy.
