Sentence examples for master of how from inspiring English sources

Lowe told me, "He was asking the very basic question that he's become a master of: How do you get the resources?

That was the beginning of me feeling that maybe I can do something for an hour and a half a night and I can be in control of something, and the master of how it turns out".

"Even more than being a master of the clock, having your custom go-to plan enables you to become a master of how you dole out your daily quota of real decision brilliance".. I'll admit it hasn't all been smooth sailing.

I say this knowing full well that what I say flies in the face of much that is taught these days, namely that we are masters of our lives and if not masters of our lives, then we are masters of how we experience our lives.

Lightning struck dead a boyhood acquaintance of Paul Auster's on a camping trip, giving him his master theme of "how fragile and fluky the world is".

When it comes to his adoring followers, Jake Bugg is a youthful master of knowing how to treat 'em mean and keep 'em keen.

Still, he has somehow been overlooked as one of the masters of recording how a person thinks, how days go, what it feels like to be alive inside a brain.

But Obama, like any successful leader, has to master the politics of how to get elected.

Art grows out of lies, of course, and Guare — he is a playwright down to his bones, one who writes well-cadenced, dense lines and speeches meant to showcase actors — has a master's command of how to dramatize lying.

But without preaching, he was a master of teaching us how to do the right thing, how to be a father and a friend and an honorable person.

Co-author of the book Masters of Nothing: How the Crash Will Happen Again Unless We Understand Human Nature, with Conservative MP Matthew Hancock, Zahawi also sits on the business committee, which oversees the work of Cable's business department.