Sentence examples for be a maestro from inspiring English sources

Whip may be a maestro in the air, but he's an absolute wreck on the ground.

"The shapes, they're all there, but they haven't exploded yet," aptly observed a woman to her companion.The works that follow, completed during the early 1940s, show de Kooning to be a maestro of charcoal.

In his role as the primary advocate of the "birther" fiction, he proved himself to be a maestro of the mob mentality, capable of conducting his fans through crescendos of rage and self-pity and suspicion.

Sitting in the back of my uncle's Range Rover, as the wheels yawned in the sand and pummelled the rocks, I thought to myself: how fantastic it must be to be a maestro.

He may have extremely high self regard, and he may be a maestro at promoting himself.

There has to be a Maestro, whose job is to assign the Roles, make the Rules, model appropriate behavior and command Respect using plenty of Repetition, without harping all the time, of course.

"He was a maestro of human relations.

He is a maestro of subtlety.

What he does not resemble is a maestro.

Babette is a maestro, a Rubinstein of cuisine.

But then he's a maestro of the overconfident, in-your-face show.