Sentence examples for a better master of from inspiring English sources

No American businessman since Barnum has been a better master of humbug than Trump has.

"A president is asked to be more rational and a better master of his emotion than a normal man," Mr. Hefez said.

NIV use has progressively increased in our department with a better mastering of the technique by the health-care team; in this context of changing practices, the beneficial effect of routine empiric antibiotic therapy should be reconsidered.

This paper aims at proposing a graphical representation composed of several performance maps to help to answer to some current questions that can puzzle membrane end-users facing the arrangement of membranes in cascade in order to better master separation of complex media.

Which only makes my point for me: Palin must learn to better master the media, instead of letting it master her.

He who is slow to anger is better than a strong man and a master of his passions is better than a conqueror of a city".

But in recent years, Germany has been struggling to overhaul its inflexible economy, while the French have better mastered the challenge of globalization and all but replaced the Germans as the engines of European growth.

If that data is not moving fast then you are losing to the ones that have better mastered the art of velocity.

A better student of the Greek master, however, would almost certainly take a broader and deeper view, locating the true roots of the conflict not in "the policies the Eisenhower administration adopted toward Southeast Asia after 1954" but in the structure and nature of the postwar international system.

More recently, some obstacles could be mastered through a better understanding of vector cell-interactions, vector cell-interactionssis and principles of vector engineering technologies.

I couldn't think of a better choice for the Master of Festival's two most important Ceremonies than Lambert Wilson.