Sentence examples for master of english from inspiring English sources

No one, of course, surpasses George Stubbs (1724-1806) -- another Mellon favorite -- as the grand master of English horse painting.

PG Wodehouse is widely recognised as a master of English prose at its purest and most brilliant.

More importantly, it secured for Nabokov, over time, a reputation as a master of English prose second only to Joyce.

Here is a good example from "Money," by Martin Amis, a master of English complaint who has deliberately sought to Americanize his English prose.

I cite as authority the title of a 1934 novel by that great master of English prose, PG Wodehouse: Right Ho, Jeeves.

He was a master of English prose who addressed the social, environmental and economic ills of his day, as well as the story of his own tormented life.

Russia gave birth to that master of English-language prose named Vladimir Nabokov.

AS ONE of the masters of English prose, George Orwell (1903-50) is a puzzling case.

One of the masters of English writing, Joseph Conrad, never lost his thick Polish accent.

He used and adapted the tone of the great masters of English eloquence: Bacon, Sir Thomas Browne, Hazlitt, Emerson and Henry James.

Early on, he announces that "the three greatest masters of English prose" are the 17th-century writers Thomas Hobbes, Jeremy Taylor and Thomas Browne; other touchstones are Emerson's essays and the rococo style of Henry James.