Sentence examples for exalted master from inspiring English sources

Magneto, feared and exalted MASTER OF MAGNETISM, and The Toad, less flashy, perhaps, but still vital-to-The-Struggle-and-also-payroll-services MASTER OF MIDDLE MANAGEMENT, are looking for a savvy, savage PR rockstar to join our fast-growing mutant startup.

Down go their fiefdoms, their mega-million bonuses, their revolving doors to high policy posts and their exalted masters-of-the-universe status.

We've tried to showcase talents and contributions of our artists and our inventors, of students and masters, of exalted heroes and ordinary citizens of every age and every background.

Cables is an exalted member of that thinning clan, a mainstream master who negotiates the demanding strategies of hard bop with élan.

Ranke, the master of diplomatic history, assigned an autonomous and exalted function to statehood and nationhood and consequently cast his lot with Prussian and German nationalism, forces that Burckhardt would later denounce with growing violence.

He situates the Danish cartoons in exalted company, rubbing them up against the work of canonical masters of graphic satire like William Hogarth in 18th-century England and Honoré Daumier in 19th-­century France.

Conversely, trilobites prepared by acknowledged masters can command two to three times those extracted by less exalted hands.

The Great Master and Principal Knight is now either a descendant of George I or "some other exalted personage"; the holder of the office has custody of the seal of the order and is responsible for enforcing the statutes.

Again we felt exalted.

Exalted company indeed.

We felt exalted.