mastery造句

These stages describe a path from learning to mastery.

Remember that mastery of any art or skill takes time.

Hillary Clinton left no doubt of her mastery of the subject.

Therefore, the life skill you need most is not the mastery of specific technologies, but mastery of the technium as a whole -- how technology in general works.

You may never approach their level of mastery, but they make for great inspiration.

It is a total evaluation of student's mastery of the field including the tools of research.

Even critics concede that he injected life into Asian action films with his martial arts mastery.

The easiest way to obtain this mastery is, I think, to analyse the story into its simplest elements of plot.

He's right. If you use this in your daily life you will stun people with your mastery of English.

To know and understand "Qi" is to gain a mastery of the spirit and idiosyncrasy of traditional philosophy.

The dangers seemed to be outweighed by the benefits of conquering fear and developing a sense of mastery.

To demonstrate your true mastery of this lingo, deploy it only in positive circumstances, eg, "Ooh, I do love a kitten heel."

Dutch painter noted for his interior genre scenes, in which he used to great effect his mastery of lighting and color. His works include The Lacemaker(c.1664).

This is the achievement of mastery, as Freud puts it and as Brooks follows him, that we can acquire through the repetition of a traumatic event.

It came on 26 minutes and it was the perfect demonstration of what makes the midfielder Xavi different, and of Barcelona's mastery of movement and space.

When you're writing working code nearly as fast as you can type and your misstep rate is near zero, it generally means you've achieved mastery of the language.

In fashion as in art - style emerges not from a lack of rules but from a mastery of them, from making them serve you instead of the other way around.

The ability to live cheaply is a very valuable skill, and I'm glad my daughter has shown some mastery of it at a young age, even if I can't endorse all her tactics.

Yet recent research has found that true experts have something at least as valuable as a mastery of the rules: gut instinct, an instantaneous grasp of the type of problem they’re up against.

Or they are geared toward the mastery of a core set of knowledge – as if that isn’t likely to lead to more rote memorization and assessment for the sake of assessment.