Sentence examples for genuine master from inspiring English sources

Still lean and graceful, Kaká is powerful yet almost balletic, a genuine master of his craft.

No, it's not exactly done with mirrors, but with the perfect pitch, exquisite pacing and meticulous plotting of a genuine master at this game.

When they met, during the eighties, Trump was an eager supplicant, perhaps in part because Icahn really is what Trump has always pretended to be: a genuine master dealmaker, and a legitimately self-made man.

As soon as you hear that chunkily pumping 4/4 and those effervescent, ecstatic vocal cut ups you know you're in the safe hands of a genuine master.

Lenin and Stalin were genuine masters of revolutionary strategy, who knew that without organised terror their goals would never be achieved.

The critic Philip Hobsbaum called him "one of the genuine masters of verse in the middle to later 20th century".

Slightly baffled, I found myself wishing that two genuine masters of the suggestive — Graham Greene and Carol Reed — would wake from the dead and take over.

ʿUrfī, who left Shīrāz for India and died in his mid-30s in Lahore (1592), is without doubt one of the few genuine masters of Persian poetry, especially in his qaṣīdahs.

Two writers, by their concentration on the art of the short story, have come to be widely acknowledged as genuine masters of their craft: Yūsuf Idrīs of Egypt and Zakariyyā Tāmir of Syria.

Born and educated in Italy, he is noted for his private collection of Italian Renaissance and Baroque paintings — a testament to having an uncanny eye for spotting works by genuine masters and buying them for a fraction of their true worth, as Smithsonian magazine wrote in 2009.

Nietzsche wrote that Wagner was, at bottom, neither a composer nor a poet but an actor, a theatrical personality, who seized on opera as his medium: "He belongs elsewhere, not in the history of music; one should not confuse him with the genuine masters of that...