Sentence examples for even the master of from inspiring English sources

Not even the master of chatshow interruptus could get a word in.

But even the master of Academy campaigning isn't infallible, as he revealed in an interview with Mike Fleming of Deadline.com.com

Even the master of the bleakly consoling payoff could find nothing to warm him in a poem of personal grief.

Not even the masters of the universe get everything they want.

But suddenly even the masters of this $2 trillion universe are falling on hard times, at least by their own gilded standards.

Even the masters of psychoanalysis, Freud and Groddeck, used to discuss theories about the human psyche using a telescope (Freud) and a kaleidoscope (Groddeck) to represent the psychic system.

By H. B. Clement and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, March 22 , 1947P. 26 At a night club in Los Angeles the other evening the master of ceremonies held up his hands, hushed the audience and in a tense, reverent voice, proclamed, "We'll be on the air in a few minutes, folks - a coast-to-coast broadcast, going all the way back to St . Louis

Not even Henry James, the master of the page-long sentence, could have traced the memoir's arc in one line — it is like a DNA molecule.

Even he, the master of the high-art gag, was having a hard time coming to terms with what had just happened.

Even Toyota, the master of kaizen (continuous improvement), posted an operating loss in 2008, its first in 70 years.

Not only did Shakespeare dedicate his narrative poems "Venus and Adonis" and "The Rape of Lucrece" to Southampton, but he is also widely presumed to have made this young noble the "fair youth" of his sonnets, perhaps even "the master-mistress of my passion" of Sonnet 20.