Sentence examples for a master of reporting from inspiring English sources

Columbo is a master of reporting.

Michael Lewis, a New Orleans native and a master of the deeply reported, best-selling narrative, said he was not writing a book on the spill.

Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld is a master of relentlessly upbeat progress reports on the Pentagon's military gains against terrorism.

For Eichmann, too, had been a master of other people's deaths; he reported directly to Heinrich Himmler with his enterprising management of the Final Solution.

REPORT: A master of the auto-invitation, drone, on being told that her interlocutor has acquired a new lawn chair, responded in earnest, "What time should I come over to see it?" Drone's overarching need to exist at the central point of all social groups, when wedded to her deep-seated suspicion of others' motives, results in a preoccupation with boundaries not seen since Yalta.

Although this is a relatively young programme and publication output may reasonably be expected to grow with time, there were impressive results with sixty percent of respondents with only a masters degree reporting some form of research output (publication or conference presentation).

The report described him as "a master of suppressed rage" who harbored a "smoldering anger".

Powell was a master of urban observation.

• INSIDE TRACK: A master of understatement.

Liszt was a master of rebranding.

Brahms is a master of understatement.