Sentence examples similar to behaviour masters of from inspiring English sources
Crucially, this is all framed as a knockabout Catch Me If You Can-style caper rather than the behaviour of a calculating, master-of-disguise pickup artist.
Just over ten years later he was running the bank.All of which sounds like typical master-of-the-universe behaviour, but Mr Esteves does not fit that mould precisely.
If delivering a rather impressive total of four featurettes for his new movie Moonrise Kingdom seems like uncharacteristically energetic behaviour for Wes Anderson, master of comedy whimsy and imminent Cannes 2012 competition entrant, we can at least give the US director credit for carrying out the task with his familiar bemused and laidback tone.
The behaviour (and pay) of such erstwhile masters of the universe as Citi's Jack Grubman, who said conflicts of interest were really synergies, and Merrill's Henry Blodget, who referred to stocks he touted as "crap", was both shocking and distasteful.
The volatile and unpredictable nature of all collective behaviour renders manipulation and control highly problematic, however, and masters of control, such as the French revolutionary Robespierre, have often been victims of the followers they once manipulated.
Therapies such as cognitive behaviour therapy combine a focus on early life with the self-help doctrine that individuals can become masters of their own destiny.
Masters of comedy, not commerce.
Bug Fest: Masters of Deception.
Peers of the realm, High Sheriffs, masters of foxhounds - the Vesteys have been a lot of things in their time, but direct action, anti-capitalist green campaigning was not the sort of behaviour that the British public expected.
