Sentence examples for considered a masterstroke from inspiring English sources

Take the "cash for clunkers" program last year, which Democrats considered a masterstroke, since it led to a spike in sales for domestic automakers and made some modest contribution to air quality to boot.

Yet the trade of Erik Bedard to Seattle before the 2008 season was considered a masterstroke by the president of baseball operations, Andy MacPhail, who was hired in June 2007.

Labelling himself "quiet" was not considered a masterstroke in political rhetoric.

The coining of the word "Obamacare" is considered a masterstroke of political language engineering.

That year, Howard inserted a discriminatory provision in the Marriage Act and this was considered a political masterstroke.

The Rocky Mountain drilling boom has been aided by the 2005 Energy Policy Act, which was once considered a partisan political masterstroke.

Nailed it, and inviting fans along to see proceedings was a masterstroke, too.

'I think the reef is a masterstroke,' he says.

The proposed deal with Yahoo! is a masterstroke for Microsoft.

"I think it would be a masterstroke if Arsene Wenger got him back.

But I think Deans picking Smith is a masterstroke".