Sentence examples for master of delicate from inspiring English sources

With his well-developed technique and his ripened thoughts, Truffaut had become a master of delicate irony and refracted profundity.

He is, as he showed all through his Carnegie Hall recital on Friday night, a master of delicate touch.

Mr Ahern proved himself a master of the delicate wheeling and dealing involved in building and maintaining coalitions.

Mr. Ford was seen inside the agency as a master of the delicate art of interpreting ambiguous and contradictory intelligence reports and a dogged defender of the C.I.A.'s work from political pressure.

In The Sun, W.J. Henderson, praised Hempel for her "ravishing upper tones", Da Luca was "a master of the delicate finish", and the bass Léon Rothier, in the small part of Nourabad, "filled Bizet's requirements perfectly".

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It would be hard to think of a better way to describe the figures on whom the author's reputation as a master of characterization and delicate plotting is based.

The delicate master of soul released his latest video Thursday, July 10, for his song "You & I (Nobody in the World)" and it is as exquisite and heartbreaking (or heartwarming) as you'd expect.

Only two films of the "Hitchcock 9" are thrillers in the manner that would come to be associated with him: "The Lodger," his first resounding critical success, and "Blackmail" (1929), his last silent film and his first to master the delicate dance of shifting subjectivities and transferred audience identification that would give his greatest work its moral and emotional force.

Master the delicate art of bragging -- after all, if you don't talk about yourself, who will?

(Laughs) You are the master of being disgusting in the most delicate ways.