Meanings of perfect mastery in English

His perfect mastery as a virtuoso-inthe finest sense of the word-isin its zenith.

Her voice is beneath all criticism, but she has a most perfect mastery of it!...'

He showed perfect mastery of his profession, and he exhibited his own great and innate qualities.

But his greatest claim to distinction is his psychological insight allied to perfect mastery of form.

His paintings of More and Erasmus express with perfect mastery the finest qualities of two rare natures.

He had come prepared to discuss the points of law with a perfect mastery of the subject.

Mary, therefore, had perfect mastery of science.

The first necessity for a student is to realize the enormous requirements for a perfect mastery of style.

Naturally she had also perfect mastery of economics, and most of her great churches were built in economic centres.

On the contrary, he was conscious of a perfect mastery of himself, of being easily superior to the situation.

His perfect mastery of these different languages and styles was remarkable because of His entire lack of literary education.

When the French coast is reached, her perfect mastery of herself proves she has grown into her new position.

The love which consumed her for him raged in her as hatred; and hatred is born into perfect mastery of its weapons.

Hence flowed that constant tranquillity and serenity of his mind, which was the best proof of a perfect mastery of his passions.

There are four translations by him, exhibiting eminently his perfect mastery of versification-hisflexibility of passion, from loneliest grief to the maddest humour.

A piano player who had perfect mastery of his instrument would have no occasion to distinguish between his contribution and that of the piano.