Take it from me, I am a master on how one person inadvertently creates a world of destruction.
DeepMind may be a master at one of the most complex games on Earth, but can it handle the day-to-day energy concerns of a Google data center?
Be a master of one, instead of being a second-rate jack-of-all- trades.
(It's markedly less hysterical than "The Tenant," in which Polanski himself played the persecuted lead). You have the feeling you're being manipulated by a master, one whose hands never sweat and whose eye never blinks.
Rob Ford may be a master of surprise, but it's one of the only tools he has at his disposal (another one is handing out Rob Ford fridge magnets to aggravated ice storm victims in public housing).
Rob Ford may be a master of surprise, but it's one of the only tools he has at his disposal (along with handing out Rob Ford fridge magnets to aggravated ice storm victims in public housing).
Albert O. Hirschman was a master essayist, one who possessed the rare ability to blend the precision of economics with the elegance of literary imagination.
Thompson captains a crew and is a master navigator, one of just a handful of adepts in the Polynesian way-finding techniques that have been passed down through the millennia.
Or, as I routinely tell high school students (not that they listen), college admissions teams want to see that you are a master of one thing (in my case, it was policy debate), not a jack of all extracurriculars.
My great-great-grandfather was a master mariner, one of my grandfathers was a North Sea pilot, another was a shipwright, and my father served his time as an engineer.
