Sentence examples for craftsman of from inspiring English sources

But Berlusconi is a craftsman of politics.

Both books reveal a craftsman of stunning ability, which Elder applied with cheerful randomness.

But David, like his partner, was also a craftsman of great subtlety.

Reading Darwin as a writer shows us a craftsman of enormous resource and a lot of quiet mischief.

It confirmed that Wilson was a talented craftsman of dialogue and very good at dramatising a fear of commitment.

He started his career as a craftsman of traditional Tang and Song dynasty sculptures for Buddhist temples.

The symmetrical groupings of the opening could be constructed only by a craftsman of Mr. Taylor's high level, yet they're also a little daft.

The most versatile craftsman of the Renaissance was Josquin, whose music displays a continual variety of contrapuntal ingenuities, including melodic imitation.

And for a back-up at centre, I'd have Jean de Villiers, that craftsman of a player from the modern era, on the substitutes bench.

Mr. Grandage ("Frost/Nixon," the Jude Law "Hamlet") is a canny craftsman of the theater, and he makes sure that the play's intellectual arguments are sensually grounded.

Preminger the craftsman of genius was a puzzle that needed to be solved, and he was taken up in the sixties by English and American auteur critics.