Sentence examples similar to master of spirits from inspiring English sources
Directors are master of tone".
At the award dinner he raised the point that this country ought to have a football stamp, perhaps with a picture of Mr. Camp, the master spirit of the modern American game of football.
The biblical king is transcended by a Solomon who is the master of the jinn, unruly spirits that run wild without him.
He makes his characters rub shoulders with some of the demons and master spirits of the age.
He was the master of hyperbole, pun and high spirits.
Its significance is unknown, but it is usually interpreted as some kind of great spirit or master of the animals.
The wily chorus master again shows grandeur of spirit, in traditional carols and Britten's "Ceremony of Carols".
Reagan was the master of the soundbite who captured the spirit of the times in one phrase: "It's morning in America".
Like a Carol Burnett for the millennial generation, she's a versatile master of heartfelt outrageousness -- a blithe spirit reconciling girlish excitement with womanly experience... through song!
The Jedi master of this mode of criticism — its presiding spirit, really — is Pauline Kael, the subject of an admiring chapter in "Equipment for Living".
