Sentence examples for a master of language from inspiring English sources

Does such a master of language exist?

He is also a master of language, a writer of extraordinary economy and beauty.

Mr. McCraney is such a master of language and dramatic construction that he eases into Marcus's soliloquy without sacrificing the vernacular.

Eliot's status as a "master of language" flowed from this scepticism, from his almost hallucinatory sense of what language could and could not do, of what comes before and after it.

Castelo Branco was a master of language and of dramatic, or melodramatic, plot, while Dinis depicted country life, as in As pupilas do Senhor Reitor (1867; "The Pupils of the Dean").

He had the advantage of having studied in the nineteen-forties with Artur Schnabel, who was perhaps the sagest pianist of the century — a poet of the instrument, a scholar of the repertory, a master of language.

He was a singer and a poet, "A singer, a painter, a wonderful master of language and a poet, Vivekananda was a complete artist".

ALAN GREENSPAN was a master of abstruse language as chairman of the Federal Reserve.

Charles was an avid traveler, passionate about opera and art, and a master of French language and culture.

Lovecraft was a master of poetic language, and he attained unusually high literary standards in his particular fictional genre.

SHERMAN KENT was a colorful character, his colleagues say, a master of barnyard language and bawdy jokes who wore bright red suspenders, chewed tobacco and was known as "Buffalo Bill, the Cultured Cowboy".