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mastery

[mas-tuh-ree, mah-stuh-] / ˈmæs tə ri, ˈmɑ stə- /


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Within Disney, D’Amaro is known for his consensus-building style, his mastery of Disney’s distinct culture and for safeguarding its beloved brands.

From Los Angeles Times

In “Young Girl” his supreme mastery may be on display in his rendering of her soft, smooth cheeks, her fluffy hair and the almost tactile gold trim.

From The Wall Street Journal

The proof of Akangbe Ogun's pudding, as it were, is writ large in the monumental sculptures, structures in fantastical formations that attest to his mastery of his art, on view all over the Osun Grove.

From BBC

Once one gets past the initial shock, awe and envy of seeing Foster in her first French-speaking leading role, it’s easy to be swept away by the veteran actor’s exquisite, fluent mastery of the language.

From Salon

But it never feels stuffed, thanks to Tergit’s mastery of form.

From The Wall Street Journal