Sentence examples for master of dangers from inspiring English sources
He was a master of dangers.
Yet as a staunch republican he also warned his master of the dangers of autocracy.
Thus, these organelles are master regulators of danger signaling [7,8].
Some of the American stars, like Vonn and Bode Miller, started out as tech specialists, and then, as they got bigger and stronger and perhaps more courageous and ambitious, began to master the dangers and the demands of the downhill.
Netanyahu is a master of media, but he is in danger of losing control of the narrative.
Understand the types of dangers.
William Dalrymple, a British historian of the great game and a master of genre, offers a salutary lesson about the dangers of meddling in Afghanistan.Silence: A Christian History.
There is a danger of 'Jack of all trades, master of none', and I don't think you'll ever get treated with particular reverence.
He is nothing less than a Marmite figure within the climate debate; sceptics hate him for his sometimes emotive political advocacy, whereas advocates for action on climate change respect his scientific authority and the role he has played in spelling out to our political masters the potential dangers of climate change.
He is a master of pictorial composition, texture, architecture, gesture, and mood; his audacious cinematography, with its dazzling backlighting and ominous shadows, conjures the allure of danger.
