He has a great command of pacing, he's got some good technical things.
"Tremendous insight, a tremendous knowledge of personnel, a great command of the intricacies of the game from a strategic standpoint".
Mr. Obama was powerful, forceful and in control, and had a great command of facts and figures.
The only thing a playwright should be concerned with winning is a greater command over the truth and his art.
There can be little doubt that Poincaré, with his much greater command of mathematics, won much of the debate, as Russell, with his characteristic willingness to admit his errors, was willing to concede.
Those with greater social, economic, or political power in the rural community often have a greater command over the transportation business and services [ 23, 24].
He was throwing so well, with such great command of the knuckleball, I thought this might be something special today".
He had an astonishing baton technique and great command of the orchestra: everything was indicated with absolute precision.
This biblical novel takes the great command of Torah: Love your neighbor as yourself -- and turns it into a story.
Of course, it's normal for an artist's command to ripen, for his formidable mastery to increase with experience and practice, and, as a result, for his even greater audacities come off with a greater sense of relaxation.
